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- This quiz is from Biology, Chapter No.15: HOMEOSTASIS, FSc Part-II / 2nd Year.
- We tried our best to make/choose maximum Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) in this chapter.
- This quiz is the Version-I of this chapter.
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Chapter No.15: HOMEOSTASIS - Quize Part-I
Chapter No.15: HOMEOSTASIS - Quize Part-I
Phenomenon which keeps the physical or chemical parameters of internal environment relatively constant within predetermined range:
- Hemostasis
- Homeostasis
- Homeothermic
- Heterothermic
Who first presented the advantage of Homeostasis in 1857?
- Darwin
- Cannon
- Claude Bernard
- T.H.Morgan
Production of pyrogens is:
- Aggressive
- Protective
- Destructive
- Protective + destructive
Detector -> control center -> effector are the basic component of ___ system:
- Conducting
- Colloidal
- Control
- Cellular
Detection of change and signaling for effector’s response to control system is:
- Feedback mechanism
- Positive feedback
- Negative feedback
- All of them
Characteristics of control system in which a disturbance sets off events that increase the disturbance even further:
- Positive feedback
- Negative feedback
- Feedback mechanism
- Positive + negative feedback
The regulation of body temperature, PH and hormonal levels is done by:
- Feedback mechanism
- Positive feedback
- Negative feedback
- All of these
The environment which prevails inside the cell is called:
- Extra cellular
- Inter cellular
- Intra cellular
- External cellular
The mechanism of solute and water regulation generally between organisms and its environment:
- Thermoregulation
- Osmoregulation
- Homeostasis
- Excretion
If the solution around the cell is hypertonic, the cell become:
- Isotonic
- Hypotonic
- Hypertonic
- Isotonic + hypotonic
Pick one osmoregulatory activity performed by the xerophytes:
- Large surface area of leaf for transpiration
- Shed their leaves to restrict transpiration
- Opening and closing of stomata for transpiration
- None of them
Mango is an example of:
- Hydrophytes
- Mesophytes
- Xerophytes
- None of them
Movement of salt from one environment to other first required ATP because it moves from:
- Hypotonic to hypertonic
- Hypo-osmotic to hyper-osmotic
- Both
- None of them
Sharks are able to keep hypertonic body fluids to that of sea’s water by maintaining:
- High concentration of urea
- Low concentration urea
- High concentration of urea and trimethy amine oxide
- None of them
If an RBC is placed in hypotonic solution, it will:
- Shrink
- Burst
- Remain same
- Remove water
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