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| List I (Word) | List II (Synonym) |
| (A) Deadly | (I) Death |
| (B) Decipher | (II) Calumny |
| (C) Defamation | (III) Interpret |
| (D) Demise | (IV) Lethal |
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Match List I with List II:
| List I (Word) | List II (Antonym) |
| (A) Triumph | (I) Humble |
| (B) Timid | (II) Failure |
| (C) Deficit | (III) Bold |
| (D) Arrogant | (IV) Surplus |
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If AD = CD = BD , then the area of the shaded region OACBO is: Given,
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Two trains A and B travelling on the same track at 108 km/h and 72 km/h will cross a pole in 60s and 120s respectively. The ratio of their length is:
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A pizza can be equally distributed among 8 kids and they can eat their individual shares in 45 min. How many pizzas can be eaten by 12 kids in 2 hr. 30 minutes:
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Find the odd one among the following:
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In a certain code language, if the word "PARTNER" is coded as OZQSMDQ, then what is the code for the word "SEGMENT" in that language?
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Find the time between 4 and 5 O'clock at which the minute hand and the hour hand are perpendicular to each other.
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The headquarter of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is located in __________ .
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List I (Major News Paper of the World) | List II (Country) |
| (A) The Age | (I) India |
| (B) The Gazette | (II) Australia |
| (C) The Press | (III) New Zealand |
| (D) The Tribune | (IV) Canada |
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| List I (Author) | List II (Book) |
| (A) Amartya Sen | (I) I Dare, As I See |
| (B) Kiran Bedi | (II) Death of a City |
| (C) Malala Yousafzai | (III) Development as Freedom |
| (D) Amrita Pritam | (IV) We are displaced |
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In complement systems which is not the example of anaphylatoxins -
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Which type of enzyme in known to remove methyl or ethyl groups from Guanine bases that have been mutagenized by Alkylating agents?
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The most stable structure for a random-sequence DNA molecule under physiological conditions is
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Plasmids are circular DNA. Naturally occurring bacterial plasmids range in size from
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Gene expression can not be analyzed using this technique
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The most efficient and widely used methods for transforming animal cells rely on
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Which of the following phase(s) in bryophytes is/are found freely in nature
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Which of the following plant has rhizophore?
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| List I | List II |
| (A) Duchenne muscular dystrophy | (I) Short stature resulted by addition of chromosome 21 |
| (B) Dystrophy Down syndrome | (II) Deletion in chromosome 5 resulted in small head. |
| (C) Chronic myelogenous leukemia | (III) Loss of coordination due to the absence of gene an X-chromosome |
| (D) Cri du chat | (IV) Exchange of a large portion of chromosome 22 with a small fragment from a tip of chromosome 9 |
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| List I | List II |
| (A) Adeno virus | (I) Single stranded RNA virus with 6,000 nucleotide pairs |
| (B) Polio virus | (II) Double stranded DNA virus with 35,000 nucleotide pairs |
| (C) Tobacco mosaic virus | (III) Double stranded DNA virus with 4,500 nucleotide pairs |
| (D) Polyoma virus | (IV) Single stranded RNA virus with 7,500 nucleotide pairs |
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| List I | List II |
| (A) Use of Hypoxanthine and thymidine | (I) Immuno precipitation |
| (B) Characterization of γ-globulin serum proteins | (II) ELISPOT Assays |
| (C) Formation of chemiluminescent product | (III) Hybridoma |
| (D) Detection and quantification of number of cells producing cytokines | (IV) ELISA |
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| List I | List II |
| (A) Marchantia | (I) Capsule is polygonal |
| (B) Anthoceros | (II) Capsule is Pear-shaped, curved and asymmetrical |
| (C) Polytrichum | (III) Capsule is bristle or Thornlike |
| (D) Funaria | (IV) Capsule is oval shaped |
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Match List I with List II:
| List I (Phylum) | List II (Excretory organ) |
| (A) Platyhelminthes | (I) Malpighian tubules |
| (B) Annelida | (II) Nephridia |
| (C) Arthropoda | (III) Flame cells |
| (D) Mollusca | (IV) Feather like Gills |
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Match List I with List II: (DROP)
| List I | List II |
| (A) Negatively charged amino acid | (I) Histidine |
| (B) Polar uncharged amino acid | (II) Cysteine |
| (C) Aromatic amino acid | (III) Aspartate |
| (D) Positively charged amino acid | (IV) Phenylalanine |
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| List I | List II |
| (A) Stearic acid | (I) n-octadecanoic acid |
| (B) Palmitic acid | (II) n-dodecanoic acid |
| (C) Myristic acid | (III) n-tetradecanoic acid |
| (D) Lauric acid | (IV) n-hexadecanoic acid |
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