Biology: Most Important One Liner Question and Answer part- 9

Biology: Most Important One Liner Question and Answer part- 9 

 

• Yeast is a - fungi.
• Bone, Cartilage and Blood are - connective tissues.
• Substance normally found in urine is - creatinine.
• The thymus gland produces a hormone called - thymosin.
• Blood group AB has - no antibody.
• Lichens are an association between - algae and fungus.
• Milk is good source of - protein, carbohydrates and calcium.
• Pepper plant is a - vine.
• Particulates (<1 µm size) remaining suspended in air indefinitely and transported by wind currents are called - aerosols.
• The least preferred technique in the disposal of Municipal Solid Waste is -
• Vitamins that help in the absorption of calciumis - vitamin D.
• Ornithophily is affected by - birds.
• Vitamin B contains - nitrogen.
• If waste materials contaminate the source of drinking water - Typhoid diseases will spread.
• Pneumonia is a bacterial disease caused by the type of bacteria called - Cocc.
• A universal donor has the - blood group O-.
• Symbiotic bacteria responsible for the fixation of atmospheric nitrogen are present in - peas.
• Children especially in western countries who receive very little sunshine suffer from - rickets.
• In water treatment plant, use of chloramines ensures - disinfection.
• Person who is colour – blind cannot distinguish between - red and green.
• Nitrogen fixation is a process of conversion of - organic nitrogento protein.
• Echidna lay egg and does not produce young ones - directly.
• The chemical component that is invariably found in all viruses is - proteins.
• Lichens are used as an - air pollution 
• Enzyme that digests proteins in the stomach is - pepsin.
• Fermentation is a type of - Anaerobic Respiration
• BCG is a vaccine meant for protection against - Tuberculosis.
• Mechano receptor is the sensory receptor involved in - detecting blood pressure.
• Popular brand Maggi was banned across India recently due to - Lead.
• Solar energy is converted into chemical energy during - photosynthesis.
• Spleen is not – an excretory organ.
• Mechanism preventing interbreeding is - Isolation.
• Biodegradable wastescan usually be converted into useful substances with the help of - bacteria.
• The largest glandin human body is - liver.
• Pancreas secretes - Insulin.
• Adrenalin is an emergency hormone in - humans.
• Webbed neck is a characteristic of - turner’s syndrome.
• Leptospirosis is a - disease.
• Hepatitis affects - Liver.
• Veins bring back deoxygenated bloodfrom different parts of human body to - heart.
• The warm-blooded animal is - 
• Warm-blooded animal species can maintain a body temperature - higher than their environment.
• In particular, homoeothermic speciesmaintain a stable body temperature by regulating - metabolic processes.
• Bile is stored in - gallbladder.
• The connective tissues are - Adipose Muscle, Compact Bone and Areolar Tissue.
• Connective tissue fills the spaces between organs and tissues, and provides - structural and metabolic support for other tissues and organs.
• Muscle fatigue occurs due to accumulation of - Lactic Acid
• Protoplasm is considered as - physical basis of life.
• The ‘Father of Zoology’ is - Aristotle.
• The genetics branch of Biologyis related with study of -heredity and variations.
• The vestigial organs in human body are - Thymus Gland, Wisdom Teeth and Pharynx.
• Vestigial organs are organs of the body - smaller and simpler than those in related species. They have lost, or almost lost their original function.
• Bile is produced by - liver.
• B cells secret - insulin.
• Plants which grow in salty water near shore are called as - halophytes.
• Ball and Socket joint in humans is - Hip Joint.
• The ball and socket joint are a type of - synovial joint
• synovial joint ball-shaped surface of one rounded bone fits into - cup-like depressionof another bone.
• BT seed have been developed for - Cotton.
• Lemoncontains highest amount of - Vitamin C.
• Vitamin C is an essential nutrient involved in the repair of tissues and the making of certain -
• Dolly was an example of - cloned sheep.
• Ape, Mouse and wolf are warm blooded animal whereas snake is - cold blooded animal.
• Cold blooded is an informal term for one or more of a group of characteristics that determine - animal & thermo physiology.
• Pituitary Gland secret - growth hormone.
• Halophytes trees are also called as - sun loving trees.
• Analgesics are used to get pain relief in - muscles.
• Keratin protein is found in - hair.
• Keratin is one of a family of - fibrous structural proteins.
• Keratin is the key structural material making up - hair, horns, claws, hooves, and the outer layer of human skin.
• Keratin is also the protein that protects - epithelial cells from damage or stress.
• An example of dicot seed - pulses.
• Dicots have two seed leaves inside - seed coat.
• Dicots are usually rounded and fat
• Dicots contain the endosperm to feed - embryo plant.
• Nucleoplasm is contained inside - the nucleus of a cell.
• The communicable diseases are - tuberculosisand 
• A communicable disease is one that is spread from - one person to another through a variety of ways that include: contact with blood and bodily fluids; breathing in an airborne virus; or by being bitten by an insect.
• The chicory powder which is mixed with coffee powder is obtained from - root of the plant.
• Energy in the food can be measured in - calorie.
• Cell wall organelle is present only in - plant cell.
• A cell wall is a structural layer surrounding some types of cells, situated outside - the cell membrane.
• Cell wall can be - tough, flexible, and sometimes rigid.
• A vestigial organ in human body is - wisdom teeth.
• Thrombin enzyme is essential for - clotting of blood.
• An example of genetic disease is - Down syndrome.
• Onion  is an example of - bulb, which is a modified stem.
• Melaningives colour to - human skin.
• Melanin is a broad term for - a group of natural pigments found in most organisms.
• Melanin is produced by the oxidation of the amino acid tyrosine, followed by - polymerization.
• Aristotle is known as - ‘Father of Biology’.
• Vitamin K is necessary for - blood clotting in humans.
• Pancreas is a human gland that produces - Insulin.
• The normal blood pressure in human beings is - 120/80.
• Mendel is known as - ‘Father of Genetics’.
• Early blight is a common disease seen in - potato.
• Urine is stored in human body in - urinary bladder.
• Sweet Potatois an example of - tuber-root.
• The highest source of proteinis - Soya bean.
• Endoplasmic Reticulum are rough because of - ribosome’s present on their surface.