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Kerala PSC Wild Life Assistant GR II (NCA – Cat NO 165/2018) Kerala Forest Department Previous Question Paper – 037/2019/OL

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Post NameWILD LIFE ASSISTANT GR II (NCA - CAT NO 165/2018) KERALA FOREST DEPARTMENT
Question Paper Code037/2019/OL
Category Code165/2018
Date of Test13 August 2019
Medium of QuestionENGLISH
Exam TypeOnline Examination
Total Questions100
1
The enzyme involved in TCA cycle which is located in the inner mitochondrial membrane
Answer
A. Succinate dehydrogenase
2
Multicellular jacketed sex organs are present in
Answer
C. Funaria
3
Dolipore septum is a characteristic feature of which group of fungi
Answer
B. Basidiomycetes
4
The source of litmus
Answer
C. Rocella
5
Which of the following is a free living Nβ‚‚ fixing bacterium?
Answer
B. Azotobacter
6
Low molecular weight antimicrobial compounds produced by plants after exposure to microorganisms or abiotic agents.
Answer
C. Phytoalexins
7
The genes which influences two or more phenotypic traits?
Answer
D. Pleiotropic genes
8
Entry of pollen tube through micropyle is termed
Answer
A. Porogamy
9
Cotton belongs to which family?
Answer
C. Malvaceae
10
The Pteridophyte commonly known as 'resurrection plant'
Answer
A. Selaginella lepidophylla
11
Inactive precursor of an enzyme is known as
Answer
C. Zymogen
12
Raphides are depositions of
Answer
B. Calcium oxalate
13
Crystal violet is an example for
Answer
A. Basic stain
14
The first sequenced plant
Answer
D. Arabidopsis thalliana
15
Taxol obtained from Taxus buccata belongs to which class of secondary metabolites?
Answer
B. Alkaloids
16
Descendingly imbricate aestivation is found in
Answer
C. Papilionaceae
17
Most resistant organic biopolymer
Answer
D. Sporopollenin
18
Which of the following chemical mutagens causes frame shift mutations?
Answer
B. Proflavin
19
The bacterium which is known as a natural genetic engineer
Answer
A. Agrobacterium tumifaciens
20
Taq DNA polymerase is isolated from
Answer
B. Thermus aquaticus
21
Who is the author of the book "Origin of Species"?
Answer
C. Darwin
22
Operant Learning was found by
Answer
A. Skinner
23
Rod shaped bacteria are
Answer
B. Bacilli
24
PPLO are
Answer
D. Mycoplasma
25
Who discovered Penicillim?
Answer
B. Alexander Fleming
26
Which organism is the connecting link between Annelid and early Mollusc?
Answer
B. Neopilina
27
Transparency of a water body can be well studied using.
Answer
B. Secchi disc
28
Natural pacemaker of a human heart
Answer
A. SA Node
29
A person with blood group A can receive blood from
Answer
C. A & O
30
What change occurs to oxygen dissociation curve in a person during high metabolism.
Answer
B. ODC shifts to right
31
Caecilians belongs to
Answer
B. Amphibia
32
Which among the following river does not drain into the Thanirmukkom Salt water Barriage?
Answer
D. Kallada
33
Where is the Head Quarters of IAEA located?
Answer
A. Vienna
34
Prairies are common in
Answer
B. North America
35
Organelles that absorb and neutralize drugs and toxin are
Answer
B. Peroxisomes
36
Haemolysis may occur when a blood cell is placed in a
Answer
B. Hypotonic solution
37
The region of the sarcomere containing the thick filament is the
Answer
D. A band
38
At rest active sites of actin in muscle are bound to
Answer
C. Tropomyosin
39
Which chamber of heart receives blood from pulmonary vein
Answer
B. Left auricle
40
______ wave represents contraction of ventricle in ECG
Answer
D. QRS wave
41
The National animal of India
Answer
B. Tiger
42
Total number of mammalian species found in India
Answer
B. 410
43
Nilgiri Thar is endemic to
Answer
C. Western Ghats
44
Total mega biodiversity countries of the world
Answer
C. 17
45
The two living examples of monotremes are
Answer
A. Duck billed platypus and Spiny ant eater
46
Wetland sites designated internationally for bird conservation
Answer
B. Ramsar Sites
47
Red Date Book provides the data on
Answer
D. Endangered plant and animals
48
Which of the following is mainly responsible for the extinction of wildlife?
Answer
D. All of the above
49
In a national park, protection is given to
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D. The entire ecosystem
50
The United Nations conference on "Environment and Development" took place at _____ in the year _____
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C. Rio de Janerio, 1992
51
The teak skeltoniser is _____
Answer
B. Eutectona macharalis
52
The percentage, by number, of seeds in a given sample that actually germinate, irrespective of time is called as _____
Answer
A. Germination capacity
53
The time that elapses between successive main fellings on the same area _____
Answer
C. Felling cycle
54
_____ is defined as 'a tree whose stem has been cut off in order to obtain a flush of shoots, usually above the height to which the browsing animals can reach?
Answer
A. Pollard
55
A fast-growing species is one which has a height increment of ___ cm per annum in the earlier stages of its life and which gives a minimum yield of _____ mΒ³ per hectare per annum in a short rotation of 10 to 15 years.
Answer
B. 60, 10
56
The chemical used for root pruning
Answer
D. All of these
57
The method of free thinning has been devised by _____
Answer
B. Heck
58
The Shamba System is a highly developed form of taungya system practiced on state forest land in _____
Answer
B. Kenya
59
In alley cropping trees are planted on
Answer
B. Hedge row
60
Scientific name of blue gum is _____
Answer
B. Eucalyptus globulus
61
Scientific name of Golden wattle is _____
Answer
B. Acacia pycnantha
62
_____ is a plant that has been cultured to survive and grow on a specific out-planting site
Answer
A. Target seedling
63
The effect of one plant upon the through the production of chemical inhibitors is called as
Answer
A. Allelopathy
64
Planting protein rich trees on or around the farmlands for the cut and carry fodder production is called as _____
Answer
D. Protein bank
65
Stand Density Index was first proposed by _____
Answer
B. Reineke
66
Maximum thinning has been developed by _____
Answer
D. Gehrhardt
67
_____ is known as konkan bamboo
Answer
B. D.stocksii
68
In the equation tree crop interaction (I=F-C) if F>C the interaction is _____
Answer
A. Positive
69
The ratio of height and width in the shelterbelt should be _____
Answer
A. 1:10
70
Hedge row intercropping is the name for
Answer
C. Alley cropping
71
Dugongs are aquatic herbivorous mammals, name the order to which they belong
Answer
B. Sirenia
72
The Conservation Reserve is declared using the provisions under the _____ section of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972
Answer
A. 36 a
73
Write the formula to estimate the wild animal population using the line transect method
Answer
C. D=nf(ΞΈ)/2L
74
Sabarimala temple is situated with the _____ wildlife sanctuary in Kerala
Answer
C. Periyar
75
_____ is the zoogeographic region that is unique to Eucalyptus trees and Koala
Answer
B. Australian
76
Kanha tiger reserve is situated in _____ State
Answer
A. Madhya Pradesh
77
_____ is the only caprine seen in Western Ghats
Answer
D. Nilgiri Tahr
78
_____ tiger reserve in India holds the largest mangrove forests
Answer
B. Sundarbans
79
Blue whales are the largest living mammals in the world. Name the order to which they belong to,
Answer
D. Cetaceae
80
_____ is the first biosphere reserve in India
Answer
D. Nilgiri
81
Cattle reared in high altitude has
Answer
B. Increase in RBC count and Hb
82
Animals which allow their internal environment to be controlled by external factors are known as
Answer
A. Conformers
83
The only 'Ab' which can cross placenta is
Answer
D. lgG
84
DNA fragments are joined together by the enzyme _____
Answer
B. Ligase
85
The vitamin which is present in coenzyme A is
Answer
D. Pantothenic acid
86
_____ refers to transfer of DNA from gel to nitrocellulose or nylon membrane
Answer
B. Southern blotting
87
The National Institute of High security animal diseases is located in _____
Answer
B. Bhopal
88
Which form of Anthrax is considered the most common type of occupational health hazard
Answer
C. Cutaneous
89
_____ is commonly seen in people visiting caves.
Answer
B. Histoplasmosis
90
Which of the following Rickettsial disease is mite borne?
Answer
D. Ricketssial pox
91
Termination of all transmission of infection by extermination of the infectious agent through surveillance and containment
Answer
B. Disease Eradication
92
Goose stepping gait in swine is due to the deficiency of
Answer
A. Pantothenic acid
93
World Environment day is observed on
Answer
B. June 5
94
Cafeteria germ is
Answer
C. Clostridium perfringens
95
The immunoglobulin class which can cross the placenta is _____
Answer
A. lgG
96
An insecticide that is most resistant to environmental degradation is
Answer
A. DDT
97
Meat unfit for Jewish consumption is known as _____
Answer
D. Terefa
98
A system of approach to assure that the food safety by production processing monitoring is
Answer
D. HACCP
99
Kangaroo sitting posture in pigs is due to deficiency of
Answer
C. Biotin
100
Delhi boil is a synonym of which disease
Answer
B. Cutaneous Leishmaniosis

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