299 + Interview Questions in HUMAN-EVOLUTION IN GENERAL AWARENESS Page 3 InterviewSolution

101.	Comets revolve aroundA. EarthB. SunC. VenusD. Moon.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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102.	Molecular clock is related toA. Different sedimentary rocks in different agesB. Evolution of different brain proteinsC. Evolution of satellite DNA in different organismsD. Time required for origin and accumulation of mutations to form new species.
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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103.	In which era did the Himalayas and Alpe emergeA. Beginning of coenzoicB. Middle palaeozoicC. Early palaeozoicD. Late palaeozoic
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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104.	Asteroids areA. SatellliteB. CometsC. MetroitesD. Minor planets
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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105.	Creationism is related toA. Theory of special creationB. Theory of biogenesisC. Theory of spontaneous creationD. Cosmozoic theory.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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106.	Who were the first to breed vegetables, fruits and livestock.A. AryansB. SumeriousC. RomanD. Greek.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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107.	When did the first mass exinctions occurA. Devonian-silurianB. Permian-triassicC. JurassicD. Jurassic-cretaceous.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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108.	Asteroids occur mostly betweenA. Earth and its moonB. Earth and MarsC. Mars and JupiterD. Earth and Jupiter
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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109.	The term binogenesis was coined byA. Louis PasteurB. RediC. HuxleyD. Arrhenius
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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110.	Radiation belts occurA. In the exosphereB. In thermosphereC. Outside the exosphereD. Between thermosphere and exosphere.
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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111.	Earth completes one rotation inA. 24 hoursB. 24 hour 2 min. and `4.15`sec.C. `23` hour `56` min. `4.1` secD. `23` hour `59` min. and `24` sec.
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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112.	Chloride shift is connected withA. Nerve transmissionB. Carbon dioxide transportC. Oxygen transportD. Muscle contraction.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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113.	Femtometre is equal toA. Millionth part of a metreB. Billionth part of a metreC. Trilliionth part of a metreD. Quadrillionth part of a metre.
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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114.	Semelparity isA. Development of adult organs in larvaB. One time reproduction in lifeC. Repeated reproduction at intervalsD. Production of a feq offspring at one time.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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115.	Alpha Centuri isA. Single starB. Double star systemC. Triple star systemD. A small galaxy.
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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116.	Production of three dimensional images as for credit cards isA. Tunnelling microscopyB. HolographyC. SpectroscopyD. Speleology
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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117.	Working and changing of cultures is studies underA. EthologyB. EthnographyC. SociobiologyD. Ethnology.
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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118.	Hubble constant is rate ofA. Reformation in universeB. Elimination of celestial bodies in black holesC. Compression in universeD. Expansion of universe.
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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119.	Study of living cultures isA. EthnologyB. EthnographyC. SociobiologyD. Exobiology
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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120.	Petrology is study ofA. Petroleum bearing rocksB. Various aspects of utilisation of crude oilC. RocksD. Crust of earth.
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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121.	The term eugenics was coined by :A. MorganB. ArchimedesC. RuskaD. Galton.
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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122.	Pithecanthropus erectus fossil was found in:A. ChinaB. JavaC. JapanD. Texas
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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123.	What is the scientific name of Java man?A. Homo rhodesiensisB. Homo heidelbergensisC. Pithecanthropus erectusD. Pithecanthropus pekinensis
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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124.	The scientific name of Java man is:A. Homo habilisB. Homo sapiensC. Homo erectusD. Australopithecus.
Answer» Correct Answer - C Anthropometry. Measurements of bumna traits like length of limbs, stature, body weigh, cranial capacity, etc. in human populations as well as human ancestors.

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125.	A family tree of dinosaurs and their living modern day counterpart organisms like crocodiles and birds is given below: Identify A, B, C and D. A. A - Tyrannosaurus, B - Triceratops, C - Stegosaurus, D - BrachiosaurusB. A - Triceratops, B - Tyrannosaurus, C - Stegosaurus, D - BrachiosaurusC. A - Triceratops, B - Stegosaurus, C - Tyrannosaurus, D - BrachiosaurusD. A - Brachiosaurus, B - Triceratops, C - Tyrannosaurus, D - Stegosaurus
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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126.	Gene for maleness is present in humans overA. X-chromosomeB. Y-chromosomeC. AutosomeD. All the above.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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127.	Smallest human gene is that ofA. MalenessB. Blood groupC. Thymus activityD. Shape of nose.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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128.	Members of the family Hominidae are:A. man, lemur, apeB. monkey, ape, lemurC. chimpanzee, lemur, apeD. man, chimpanzee, gorilla
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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129.	What is correct sequence of Man, taxonomically starting from super family to subfamilyA. Hominoidea, hominidae, hominiaeB. Homininae, Hominoidea,hominidaeC. Hominidae, homoninae, HomionideaD. Hominoidea, homininae, hominidae.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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130.	A pseudogene hasA. Homology with functional geneB. Homology with product of normal geneC. Analogy with functional geneD. Analogy with product of normal gene.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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131.	Summerians were the first to practiseA. Natural selectionB. Mutation breedingC. Artificial selectionD. Assortative mating.
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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132.	Multigene family is a group ofA. Pseudogenes and normal genesB. Repeated genesC. Genes that forms tissue and time specific productD. Both B and C
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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133.	Which ones have repeated genesA. tRNAB. ActinC. snRNAD. RNA polymerase.
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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134.	Different variaties of Pigeon, cattle and crops have been developed through.A. Artificial selectionB. IntroductionsC. EvolutionD. Random breeding.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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135.	Different types of haemoglobin are produced in different stages of human development. It is an example ofA. Repeated genesB. Multigene familyC. Gene replacementD. Split genes.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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136.	Number of possible black holes in our galaxy isA. 4B. 3C. 2D. 1
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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137.	Branch of biology dealing with biological activities and energy statistics is calledA. BioenergetisB. BiodynamicsC. BiokineticsD. Bionics.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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138.	Which ones have repeated genesA. tRNA and 5S RNAB. snRNAC. Actin and heat shock proteinsD. All the above.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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139.	Histone genes possesA. A lot of pseudogenesB. Repeated genesC. PseudoallelesD. Repeated sequences.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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140.	Repeated gene are common in case ofA. rDNAB. Globin genesC. PleistropyD. Cystic fibrosis.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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141.	Repeated genes are use fulA. Against mutationsB. Formation of pseudogenesC. Formation of multiple copies of a productD. All the above.
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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142.	In vitro repeated replication of selected DNA compoents isA. Gene amplificationB. Gene replicationC. Gene synthesisD. Pleiotropy.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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143.	Diagrammatic representation of some vertebrate organs are given below. These organs are: A. vestigialB. analogousC. homologousD. none of these
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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144.	Amount of DNA in intron part of a split gene isA. Very smallB. Equal to exonC. Slightly more than exon partD. Upto 10 times that of exon.
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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145.	The whole cycle of gene amplification requiresA. 5 minutesB. 30 minutesC. 3 hoursD. 24 hours.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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146.	Gene amplification requires besides samples DNA.A. NucleotidesB. Nucleotides and polymerasesC. Alternate heating and coolingD. Both B and C
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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147.	Earthquake occurs in the region of jammed tectonic plates duringA. JammingB. Build up of pressure after jammingC. Release of stress from the area of jammed tectonic platesD. Both B and C
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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148.	The scientist who developed the technique of keeping tissues and organs alive outside the body isA. RingerB. CannonC. LorenzD. Binning and Rohrer.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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149.	During gene amplification the mixture of sample DNA, nucleotides and polymerases is heated toA. Activate polymersesB. Activate nucleotidesC. Separates sense and antisense DNA strandsD. Provides energy for different strands.
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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150.	Life expectancy isA. Life span in human beingsB. Maximum longevity in humansC. SurvivorshipD. Survivorship in different age groups.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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Comets revolve aroundA. EarthB. SunC. VenusD. Moon.

Molecular clock is related toA. Different sedimentary rocks in different agesB. Evolution of different brain proteinsC. Evolution of satellite DNA in different organismsD. Time required for origin and accumulation of mutations to form new species.

In which era did the Himalayas and Alpe emergeA. Beginning of coenzoicB. Middle palaeozoicC. Early palaeozoicD. Late palaeozoic

Asteroids areA. SatellliteB. CometsC. MetroitesD. Minor planets

Creationism is related toA. Theory of special creationB. Theory of biogenesisC. Theory of spontaneous creationD. Cosmozoic theory.

Who were the first to breed vegetables, fruits and livestock.A. AryansB. SumeriousC. RomanD. Greek.

When did the first mass exinctions occurA. Devonian-silurianB. Permian-triassicC. JurassicD. Jurassic-cretaceous.

Asteroids occur mostly betweenA. Earth and its moonB. Earth and MarsC. Mars and JupiterD. Earth and Jupiter

The term binogenesis was coined byA. Louis PasteurB. RediC. HuxleyD. Arrhenius

Radiation belts occurA. In the exosphereB. In thermosphereC. Outside the exosphereD. Between thermosphere and exosphere.

Earth completes one rotation inA. 24 hoursB. 24 hour 2 min. and `4.15`sec.C. `23` hour `56` min. `4.1` secD. `23` hour `59` min. and `24` sec.

Chloride shift is connected withA. Nerve transmissionB. Carbon dioxide transportC. Oxygen transportD. Muscle contraction.

Femtometre is equal toA. Millionth part of a metreB. Billionth part of a metreC. Trilliionth part of a metreD. Quadrillionth part of a metre.

Semelparity isA. Development of adult organs in larvaB. One time reproduction in lifeC. Repeated reproduction at intervalsD. Production of a feq offspring at one time.

Alpha Centuri isA. Single starB. Double star systemC. Triple star systemD. A small galaxy.

Production of three dimensional images as for credit cards isA. Tunnelling microscopyB. HolographyC. SpectroscopyD. Speleology

Working and changing of cultures is studies underA. EthologyB. EthnographyC. SociobiologyD. Ethnology.

Hubble constant is rate ofA. Reformation in universeB. Elimination of celestial bodies in black holesC. Compression in universeD. Expansion of universe.

Study of living cultures isA. EthnologyB. EthnographyC. SociobiologyD. Exobiology

Petrology is study ofA. Petroleum bearing rocksB. Various aspects of utilisation of crude oilC. RocksD. Crust of earth.

The term eugenics was coined by :A. MorganB. ArchimedesC. RuskaD. Galton.

Pithecanthropus erectus fossil was found in:A. ChinaB. JavaC. JapanD. Texas

What is the scientific name of Java man?A. Homo rhodesiensisB. Homo heidelbergensisC. Pithecanthropus erectusD. Pithecanthropus pekinensis

The scientific name of Java man is:A. Homo habilisB. Homo sapiensC. Homo erectusD. Australopithecus.

Gene for maleness is present in humans overA. X-chromosomeB. Y-chromosomeC. AutosomeD. All the above.

Smallest human gene is that ofA. MalenessB. Blood groupC. Thymus activityD. Shape of nose.

Members of the family Hominidae are:A. man, lemur, apeB. monkey, ape, lemurC. chimpanzee, lemur, apeD. man, chimpanzee, gorilla

What is correct sequence of Man, taxonomically starting from super family to subfamilyA. Hominoidea, hominidae, hominiaeB. Homininae, Hominoidea,hominidaeC. Hominidae, homoninae, HomionideaD. Hominoidea, homininae, hominidae.

A pseudogene hasA. Homology with functional geneB. Homology with product of normal geneC. Analogy with functional geneD. Analogy with product of normal gene.

Summerians were the first to practiseA. Natural selectionB. Mutation breedingC. Artificial selectionD. Assortative mating.

Multigene family is a group ofA. Pseudogenes and normal genesB. Repeated genesC. Genes that forms tissue and time specific productD. Both B and C

Which ones have repeated genesA. tRNAB. ActinC. snRNAD. RNA polymerase.

Different variaties of Pigeon, cattle and crops have been developed through.A. Artificial selectionB. IntroductionsC. EvolutionD. Random breeding.

Different types of haemoglobin are produced in different stages of human development. It is an example ofA. Repeated genesB. Multigene familyC. Gene replacementD. Split genes.

Number of possible black holes in our galaxy isA. 4B. 3C. 2D. 1

Branch of biology dealing with biological activities and energy statistics is calledA. BioenergetisB. BiodynamicsC. BiokineticsD. Bionics.

Which ones have repeated genesA. tRNA and 5S RNAB. snRNAC. Actin and heat shock proteinsD. All the above.

Histone genes possesA. A lot of pseudogenesB. Repeated genesC. PseudoallelesD. Repeated sequences.

Repeated gene are common in case ofA. rDNAB. Globin genesC. PleistropyD. Cystic fibrosis.

Repeated genes are use fulA. Against mutationsB. Formation of pseudogenesC. Formation of multiple copies of a productD. All the above.

In vitro repeated replication of selected DNA compoents isA. Gene amplificationB. Gene replicationC. Gene synthesisD. Pleiotropy.

Diagrammatic representation of some vertebrate organs are given below. These organs are: A. vestigialB. analogousC. homologousD. none of these

Amount of DNA in intron part of a split gene isA. Very smallB. Equal to exonC. Slightly more than exon partD. Upto 10 times that of exon.

The whole cycle of gene amplification requiresA. 5 minutesB. 30 minutesC. 3 hoursD. 24 hours.

Gene amplification requires besides samples DNA.A. NucleotidesB. Nucleotides and polymerasesC. Alternate heating and coolingD. Both B and C

Earthquake occurs in the region of jammed tectonic plates duringA. JammingB. Build up of pressure after jammingC. Release of stress from the area of jammed tectonic platesD. Both B and C

The scientist who developed the technique of keeping tissues and organs alive outside the body isA. RingerB. CannonC. LorenzD. Binning and Rohrer.

During gene amplification the mixture of sample DNA, nucleotides and polymerases is heated toA. Activate polymersesB. Activate nucleotidesC. Separates sense and antisense DNA strandsD. Provides energy for different strands.

Life expectancy isA. Life span in human beingsB. Maximum longevity in humansC. SurvivorshipD. Survivorship in different age groups.