Saturday 31 May 2014

TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-Science-Part 6

TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-Science-Part 6

TNPSC GROUP - I Exam- 2009
(Preliminary Exam-Original Question Paper)

126.   Fuel cells are used in
           A)        aircrafts
           B)        electric locomotives
           C)        space crafts
           D)        submarines
           







           Answer: (C)








127.   From which of the following biodiesel is obtained?
           A)        Ethyl alcohol                   B)        Cellulose
           C)        Begasse                        D)        Jatropha
          
           Answer: (D)









128.   The plant group which yields ‘Taxol’ belongs to
           A)        Bryophyte
           B)        Gymnosperm
           C)        Pteridophyte
           D)        Lichen







          
           Answer: (B)








129.   Alga used for hydrocarbon production is
           A)        Gracilaria                    B)        Chlorella
           C)        Botryococcus             D)        Sargassum
           







           Answer: (C)







130.   Good plant source of choline are
           A)        yeast                          B)        mushroom
           C)        green leaves            D)        cereal grains
           







           Answer: (C)








131.   Ornithophily refers to
           A)        pollination through wind
B)        pollination through bird
           C)        pollination by insects
           D)        dispersal of seeds by wind
           







           Answer: (B)








132.   Identify the chemosynthetic bacteria among the following:
           A)        Rhizobium                   B)        Clostridium
           C)        Nitrobacter                  D)        Beggiatoa
           







           Answer: (D)








133.   The removal of water from the plants in the form of liquid droplets is
           A)        guttation                    B)        transpiration
           C)        transduction             D)        transformation
           







           Answer: (A)

134.   ‘ Sirenin is a sex hormone produced by
           A)        alga                     B)        fungus
           C)        lichen                  D)        bacterium
           







           Answer: (B)








135.   Which one of the following is a total stem parasite?
           A)        Cuscuta                     B)        Drosera
           C)        Viscum                     D)        Vanda
           







           Answer: (A)









136.   The plant which was successfully used in the production of edible
vaccine is
           A)        Pea                            B)        mango
           C)        potato                        D)        cabbage
           







           Answer: (C)







137.   Identify the characteristic feature of a prokaryotic cell:
           A)        Presence of cell wall
           B)        Presence of 80s ribosome
           C)        Absence of genetic material
D)        Presence of 70s ribosome







          
           Answer: (D)









138.   During respiration the oxidative phosphorylation takes place in
           A)        matrix of chloroplast
           B)        matrix of mitochondrion
           C)        inner membrane of mitochondrion
D)        grana of chloroplast
           







           Answer: (C)








139.   Mitochondria are present in all cells, EXCEPT
           A)        yeast                           B)        bacteria
           C)        fungi                           D)        algae
           







           Answer: (B)









140.   Which of the following is used for crystal structure studies?
           A)        Infrared spectroscopy
           B)        Raman spectroscopy
           C)        Atomic emission spectroscopy
D)        X-ray diffraction
           







           Answer: (A)








141.   The scientist who first sent electromagnetic waves to distant places is
           A)        James Clark Maxwell
           B)        Heinrich Hertz
           C)        Thomas Alva Edison
D)        J.L. Baird
           







           Answer: (B)






142.   In the electrical circuit of a house the fuse is used
           A)        to regulate the current
           B)        to load
           C)        as safety device
D)        as step – down device
           







           Answer: (C)









143.   Hexadecimal is the number system with base
           A)        10                                B)        16
           C)        8                                  D)        2
           







           Answer: (B)







144.   The radius of an atom is
           A)        10-12m                         B)        10-15m
           C)        10-16m                         D)        10-10m
           







           Answer: (D)








145.   The rays similar to X-rays but of smaller wavelength that are given off by radioactive substance are
            A)        α- rays                        B)        β - rays
           C)        g- rays                       D)        cosmic rays
           







           Answer: (C)









146.   In an LCR circuit which will give a phase lead to current than voltage?
            A)        L (inductance)           B)        C (capacitance)
           C)        R (resistance)           D)        all together
           







           Answer: (B)








147.   A drop of water is spherical due to
            A)        surface tension          B)        low pressure
           C)        air resistance            D)        viscosity of water
           







           Answer: (A)










148.   The frequency of ultrasound wave is typically
            A)        above20 kHz            B)        above 20,000 kHz
           C)        below 20 kHz           D)        below 2 kHz
           







           Answer: (A)








149.   Which hormone is responsible for ejection of milk?
           A)        Oxytocin                      B)        Prolactin
           C)        Thyroxine                   D)        Testosterone
           







           Answer: (A)










150.   In human 45 numbers of chromosomes (22AA+XO) is resulted in
            A)        Turner’s syndrome            
            B)        Down syndrome
           C)        Klinefelter’s syndrome
           D)        Edward’s syndrome
           








           Answer: (A)

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