101. Attachment of Amoeba To substratum is facilitated by

A Rough surface
B Secreting chemicals
C Traces of inorganic ions in water (Ca++, Mg+2, K+)
D Low surface tension
Answer :   Traces of inorganic ions in water (Ca++, Mg+2, K+)
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102. The fungi are

A Autotrophic
B Holotrophic
C Chemotrophic
D Heterotrophic
Answer :   Heterotrophic
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103. Excretory product in Amoeba is

A Ammonia (NH3)
B Urea
C Uric acid
D None of the above
Answer :   Ammonia (NH3)
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104. Bread mold is the common name of

A Batrachospermum
B Rhizopus
C Agaricus
D Bacillus
Answer :   Rhizopus
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105. Armoured algae are

A Dinoflagellates
B Euglenoids
C Red algae
D Cynabacteria
Answer :   Dinoflagellates
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106. Which one of the following organisms is not an example of eukaryotic cells?

A Paramecium caudatum
B Escherichia coli
C Euglena viridis
D Amoeba proteus
Answer :   Escherichia coli
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107. Study of grasses is called

A Dendrology
B Agrostology
C Pomology
D Phytology
Answer :   Agrostology
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108. The infective stage of malarial parasite Plasmodium that enters human body is

A merozoite
B sporozoite
C trophozoite
D minuta form
Answer :   sporozoite
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109. Escherichia coli is used extensively in biological research as it is

A easily cultured
B easily available
C easy to handle
D easily multiplied in host
Answer :   easily cultured
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110. Normally how many ascospores are formed in a ascus

A 4-ascospores
B 8- ascospores
C 16- ascospores
D 24- ascospores
Answer :   8- ascospores
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