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Respiration UPSC Questions
UPSC SYLLABUS
Biology
Chemical Building Blocks of Life
Cells
Classification of Living Things
Reproduction
Genetics & Evolution
Respiration
Tissues
Nutrition
Biotechnology
Plant Physiology
Human Physiology
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Respiration MCQ Questions
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13.
Some organisms such as yeast that can survive in the absence of air are called
A.
Aerobic
B.
Microscope
C.
Cellular
D.
Anaerobes
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D. Anaerobes
14.
Energy through anaerobic respiration in the ______________, glucose breaks down into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
A.
Absence of Oxygen
B.
Presence of Oxygen
C.
Carbon Dioxide
D.
Oxygen
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A. Absence of Oxygen
15.
What are single-celled organisms ?
A.
Salt
B.
Sugar
C.
Yeasts
D.
Curd
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C. Yeasts
16.
Yeasts respire anaerobically and during this process yield alcohol is used to make
A.
Wine
B.
Drugs
C.
Smoke
D.
Wine and Beer
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D. Wine and Beer
17.
_________ can also respire anaerobically but only for a short time. There is a temporary deficiency of oxygen.
A.
Microscope
B.
Muscle Cells
C.
Cellular Respiration
D.
Organisms
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B. Muscle Cells
18.
Heavy exercise, fast running , cycling, walking for many hours or heavy weight lifting, the demand for energy is high the ______________ to produce the energy is limited.
A.
Supply of Oxygen
B.
Oxygen
C.
Microscope
D.
Absence of Oxygen
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A. Supply of Oxygen
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