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Biology Zoology Botany
QUESTION #10824
Question 1
Which of the following is a mollusc?
Correct Answer Logic:
Cuttle fish (cuttlefish, Sepia spp.) belong to the class Cephalopoda, phylum Mollusca. They are intelligent, soft-bodied animals with a unique internal shell (cuttlebone), eight arms, and two tentacles. Flat fish (e.g. sole, flounder) and silver fish are vertebrates (Chordata); star fish (sea stars) are Echinoderms. Other molluscs include snails, clams, squid, and octopus.
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Quantitative Reasoning
QUESTION #8034
Question 2
FAULTFINDER : CRITICIZE :: (Find the pair that best matches the relationship between the given words)
Correct Answer Logic:
A FAULTFINDER's defining activity is to CRITICIZE β it's their core function. An arbitrator's defining activity is to mediate β that is precisely what they do by role. Both pairs = [person defined by a role] : [the action that defines that role]. 'Luminary:recognize' and 'pharmacist:prescribe' are weaker because prescribing is part of a pharmacist's job but not their sole defining function.
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Paper-I (Anatomy/Physiology and Biochemistry/Microbiology)
QUESTION #3549
Question 3
The 'Stomata' are tiny pores mostly found on:
Correct Answer Logic:
Stomata are used for gas exchange and transpiration.
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Library Sciences
QUESTION #1577
Question 4
Which preservation technique involves creating a digital surrogate of a rare or fragile physical item to reduce handling of the original while ensuring long-term access?
Correct Answer Logic:
Digitization converts rare, fragile, or unique physical items (manuscripts, maps, photographs) into digital surrogates, allowing users to access the content without handling the original β thereby reducing physical wear, environmental exposure, and the risk of damage while ensuring broad and persistent access.
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Biology Zoology Botany
QUESTION #10829
Question 5
In arthropods, the heart is located on which side of the body?
Correct Answer Logic:
In arthropods, the heart is positioned on the dorsal side (back) of the body β they have a dorsal, tubular heart. This contrasts with vertebrates, where the heart is ventral. The arthropod circulatory system is open: the dorsal heart pumps haemolymph into open sinuses (haemocoel) that bathe the tissues directly. The haemolymph re-enters the heart through lateral openings called ostia.
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English
QUESTION #7646
Question 6
Beauty and the beast:
Correct Answer Logic:
'Beauty and the beast' is an idiom that refers to a pairing of a beautiful woman with an unattractive man, or more broadly, any stark contrast between two people or things. It comes from the classic fairy tale and represents an unlikely or contrasting pair.
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Boilers Mechanical Engineering
QUESTION #2545
Question 7
For a wrench (screw) resultant, the pitch \(p\) of the wrench is defined as:
Correct Answer Logic:
For a wrench, \(\mathbf{M}_R\) is parallel to \(\mathbf{R}\). The pitch is defined as the ratio \(p=M_R/R\) (couple moment per unit force), with units of length.
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Home Economics
QUESTION #6237
Question 8
Which weave is known for its characteristic diagonal lines on the fabric surface?
Correct Answer Logic:
Twill weave, commonly seen in denim, creates a distinct diagonal rib or pattern.
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General Knowledge
QUESTION #11496
Question 9
To display headers and footers in classic MS Word menu view, select Header and Footer from the:
Correct Answer Logic:
In MS Word 2003 and earlier, headers/footers are accessed via View β Header and Footer. In Word 2007+, they are under Insert β Header & Footer group, or by double-clicking the header/footer area in Print Layout view.
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Social Studies
QUESTION #10011
Question 10
In which year was Pakistan's 'Protection against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act' passed?
Boilers Mechanical Engineering
QUESTION #2392
Question 11
The final value theorem, used to find the steady-state output \(x_o(\infty)\) from the Laplace transform \(X_o(s)\), states:
Correct Answer Logic:
Final value theorem: \(x_o(\infty)=\lim_{t\to\infty}x_o(t)=\lim_{s\to0}sX_o(s)\). Valid when all poles of \(sX_o(s)\) are in the left-half s-plane. Used to find steady-state error without inverting the Laplace transform.
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Geography
QUESTION #1247
Question 12
The process involved in Himalayan orogeny is:
Correct Answer Logic:
The Himalayan mountain range was formed by the convergence (collision) of the Indian Plate and the Eurasian Plate, which began approximately 50 million years ago. As the Indian subcontinent moved northward and collided with Eurasia, the intervening Tethys Sea sediments were folded and uplifted to form the Himalayas. This is a classic example of continent-continent collision.
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Math Physics Chemistry Biology
QUESTION #4297
Question 13
A baby girl is born with hemophilia, which is an X-linked recessive disorder. What are the most likely genotypes of her parents?
Correct Answer Logic:
For a girl to have hemophilia ($X^h X^h$), she must receive $X^h$ from both parents. The mother must be a carrier ($X^H X^h$) and the father must be hemophiliac ($X^h Y$).
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Business, Public administration and Policy
QUESTION #10517
Question 14
The concept of "bounded rationality" in decision-making was introduced by:
Correct Answer Logic:
Herbert Simon introduced bounded rationality in his 1947 work Administrative Behavior, arguing that human decision-makers cannot achieve perfect rationality due to cognitive limitations, incomplete information, and time constraints. Instead of optimizing, they satisfice β choosing a solution that is 'good enough.' This challenged the classical rational model and earned Simon the Nobel Prize in Economics (1978). Note: The options in the original paper listed 'None of these' as the correct answer since Herbert Simon was not among the options.
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General Knowledge
QUESTION #11573
Question 15
In classic MS Word, which menu provides options to alter font size and style?
Correct Answer Logic:
In MS Word 2003 and earlier, font size and typeface changes are made via the Format menu β Font. In Word 2007+ (ribbon), font formatting is in the Home tab β Font group, with font name, size, bold, italic, underline, and colour options all accessible in one location.
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Paper-I (Anatomy/Physiology and Biochemistry/Microbiology)
QUESTION #3186
Question 16
During 'Depolarization' of an action potential, which ion rushes into the cell?
Correct Answer Logic:
Opening of voltage-gated sodium channels allows $Na^+$ to enter, making the membrane potential more positive.
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Mathematics
QUESTION #7455
Question 17
If the image of the point \(P(1, -2, 3)\) in the plane \(2x + 3y - 4z + 22 = 0\) measured parallel to the line \(\frac{x}{1} = \frac{y}{4} = \frac{z}{5}\) is Q, then PQ is equal to:
Correct Answer Logic:
The line through P parallel to the given line is \(\frac{x-1}{1} = \frac{y+2}{4} = \frac{z-3}{5} = t\). Points on this line: \((1+t, -2+4t, 3+5t)\). The image Q is found by intersecting with the plane: \(2(1+t) + 3(-2+4t) - 4(3+5t) + 22 = 0\), giving \(2+2t-6+12t-12-20t+22 = 0\), so \(6-6t = 0\) and \(t = 1\). The point on the plane is \((2, 2, 8)\). Since this is the midpoint of P and Q (for reflection), we have Q = \(2(2,2,8) - (1,-2,3) = (3, 6, 13)\). Distance PQ = \(\sqrt{(3-1)^2+(6+2)^2+(13-3)^2} = \sqrt{4+64+100} = \sqrt{168} = 2\sqrt{42}\). But wait, the problem says 'measured parallel to', not 'reflection in'. If Q is the image measured parallel to the line, then Q is at parameter \(2t\) from P, so Q = \((1+2, -2+8, 3+10) = (3, 6, 13)\). PQ = \(\sqrt{4+64+100} = \sqrt{168} = 2\sqrt{42}\). This is option B, but the correct answer given is D. Let me reconsider the problem statement.
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General Knowledge
QUESTION #9006
Question 18
The ability to know the thoughts of others without communication is called:
Psychology
QUESTION #9770
Question 19
Group intelligence testing is considered superior to individual intelligence testing.
Correct Answer Logic:
False. Individual testing (e.g., Wechsler scales) is more accurate because examiners can observe behaviour, establish rapport, and adapt to the individual. Group tests sacrifice precision for efficiency.
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Administration
QUESTION #2943
Question 20
What is the primary focus of "Supply Chain Management" (SCM)?
Correct Answer Logic:
SCM involves the oversight of materials, information, and finances as they move in a process from supplier to manufacturer to wholesaler to retailer.
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