Which kingdom has not definite nucleus cell?

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  1. Which kingdom has not definite nucleus cell?
    Monera
    Protista
    Fungi
    Plantae
  2. How much charge is there in one electron?
    6.24×10^-18C
    1.6×10^18C
    1.6×10^-19C
    6.24×10^-19C
  3. When did Charles Darwin publish the book “origin of new species
    1857AD
    1858AD
    1859AD
    1860AD
  4. Which of the following example is based on the Newtons second law of motion?
    Birds flying in the sky
    Tightening the seat belt in a cae when it stops quickly.
    It is easier to push an empty cart than the loaded car.
    Both b and c.
  5. Which statement is wrong?
    Spores of mushroom are formed in mycelium
    Mushroom is commercially cultivated.
    Mushrooms are saprophytic.
    Some mushrooms have medicinal effect.
  6. Which one is not the example of search engine?
    Google
    yahoo
    bing
    norton
  7. Isostopes are different from each other in
    Number of proton
    number of electron
    In atomic weight
    in all above
  8. Which se uence is correct.
    Phylum lass,order.family
    Phylum,family,order,class
    Phylum, order,family,class
    Family,class,order,phylum
    Q.no.2 Answer the following question:
    a. What is plasticity?
    b. What is electromotive force’?
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Multiple Choice Questions

Which kingdom has not definite nucleus cell?

Monera

How much charge is there in one electron?

1.6×10^-19C

When did Charles Darwin publish the book “Origin of Species”?

1859AD

Which of the following example is based on Newton’s second law of motion?

Both b and c. (Tightening the seat belt in a car when it stops quickly and It is easier to push an empty cart than the loaded cart.)

Which statement is wrong?

Spores of mushroom are formed in mycelium

Which one is not the example of a search engine?

Norton

Isotopes are different from each other in?

In atomic weight

Which sequence is correct?

Phylum, class, order, family

Answer the following questions:

a. What is plasticity?
Plasticity refers to the ability of a material to undergo permanent deformation without breaking when subjected to stress, and then retain its original shape after the stress is removed. In neuroscience, plasticity refers to the brain’s ability to reorganize neural pathways based on new experiences or learning.

b. What is electromotive force?
Electromotive force (EMF) is a measure of the energy per unit charge that is supplied by a source of electric current, such as a battery or generator. It is the force that causes electric charges to move in a circuit and is measured in volts.

 

 

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