Biology Bit for SSC and Bank exam

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1.      Transformation in Bacteria was discovered by ?
Frederick Griffith
2.      Tuberclosis is caused by ?
MycoBacterium Tuberclosis
3.      Yersinia Pestis Cause which disease ?
Plague
4.      Bacteiophage was discovered by ?
Frederick W Twort and Felix D Herelle
5.      Which is cause for Small pox ?
Virus(Variola major or Variola Minor)
6.      Infectious Protiens are called as ?
Prions
7.      What are Viroids ?
Smallest Infectious Pathogens
8.      Which is smallest organism .Bacteria or Virus or Mycoplasma ?
Mycoplasma
9.      Chloroquine is used o prevent which disease ?
Malaria
10. In India Tuberclosis Research Centre is located at ?
Chennai
11. Pasteur Institute of India is located at ?
Conoor
12. Full form of NADP is ?
Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide Phosphate
13. Cholorophyll is soluble in water(True or False)
False
14. The Percentage of Carbon dioxide in Atmoshphere by volume is ?
0.03
15. Principle of Limiting Factor was proposed by ?
Frederick Black mann
16. Light reaction of Photo synthesis takes place in ?
Thylakoid discs
17. Krebs cycle occurs in ?
Mitochondrion
18. World malaria day is observed on ?
25,April
19. Leaf rust in wheat is caused by ?
Puccinia Triticina
20. Pasteurization is useful to ?
Kill the pathogenic bacteria to make food safe
21. Chemical name of Vitamin B7 ?
Biotin
22. Which Vitamin deficiency causes Beri Beri ?
Vitamin B1
23. Rickets disease is caused by lack of Which vitamin ?
Vitamin D
24. Pathology is study of _______ ?
Diseases
25. Indian Institute of Chemical Biology is located at ?
Kolkata
26. Indian Institute of Science is located at ?
Bengaluru
27. Scientific name of Housefly is ?
Musca Domestica
28. Who is called as Father of Zoology ?
Aristotle
29. Term Antibiotic was first used by ?
Selman Waks man
30. Pencillium is commonly known as  a _____ ?
Virus
31. Which organ is called as organ of olfaction ?
Nose
32. Bone forming cells in human body is called as ?
Osteoclasts
33. Osteoblasts are found in which part of Human body ?
Bones
34. Number of Bones Present in a fore limb of Human ?
30
35. Which artery supply blood to the heart ?
Coronary Artery
36. Which disease is caused by lack of Insulin ?
Diabetes
37. Largest gland in Human body is ?
Liver
38. Cholestorol is synthesized by Which organ ?
Liver
39. Which vitamin helps in Blood Coagulation ?
Vitamin K
40. Which tissue of leaf consists of Choloroplasts ?
Mesophyll
41. Which vitamin is easily lost while cooking or storing food ?
C Vitamin
42. Which vitamin can be obtained from Sun light ?
D Vitamin
43. Who is called as Father of Immunology ?
Edward Jenner
44. Central Rice Research institute is located at ?
Cuttack
45. Sparrow Scientific name ?
Passeridae
46. Which Tree Scientific name is Azadirachta indica ?
Neem tree
47. Who is called as Father of Genetics ?
Gregor Johann Mendel
48. Origin of Species was written by ?
Charles Darwin
49. Which harmone is called as growth harmone ?
Somatotropin
50. Who invented the modern system of Binomial nomenclature
Carl Linnaeus 






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