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Biology · Question 201
How many pairs of cranial nerves are conventionally recognised in humans?
24
31
12
10
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Correct answer: C
12
The twelve pairs are numbered I to XII.
Biology · Question 202
What is the specialised junction through which a neuron communicates with another cell?
Nephron
Alveolus
Sarcomere
Synapse
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Correct answer: D
Synapse
A synapse transfers a signal from a neuron to a target cell.
Biology · Question 203
The microscopic study of tissues is called:
Histology
Ecology
Taxonomy
Palaeontology
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Correct answer: A
Histology
Histology examines the microscopic organisation of tissues.
Biology · Question 204
The region of an enzyme that binds its substrate is the:
Nucleolus
Active site
Centromere
Anticodon
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Correct answer: B
Active site
The active site binds the substrate and supports catalysis.
Biology · Question 205
The flattened membrane sacs of the Golgi apparatus are called:
Grana
Chromatids
Cisternae
Cristae
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Correct answer: C
Cisternae
The Golgi apparatus is arranged as stacks of flattened cisternae.
Physics · Question 206
For two nonzero vectors of fixed magnitudes, their scalar product is greatest at which angle?
45 degrees
90 degrees
180 degrees
0 degrees
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Correct answer: D
0 degrees
A dot B equals AB cos(theta), which is greatest at zero degrees.
Physics · Question 207
A collision that conserves both total momentum and total kinetic energy is:
Elastic
Perfectly inelastic
Always explosive
Always stationary
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Correct answer: A
Elastic
An elastic collision conserves total kinetic energy as well as momentum in an isolated system.
Physics · Question 208
An ammeter is connected in which way to measure current through a circuit branch?
Without electrical contact
In series
In parallel across the branch
Across an open switch only
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Correct answer: B
In series
A series connection makes the branch current pass through the ammeter.
Physics · Question 209
For a parallel-plate capacitor, doubling plate area and halving separation changes capacitance to:
Half its original value
One quarter its original value
Four times its original value
Twice its original value
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Correct answer: C
Four times its original value
C = epsilon A/d; the changes multiply capacitance by 2 divided by 1/2, or 4.
Physics · Question 210
What is the net electric flux through a closed surface containing both charges of an electric dipole?
Always positive
Always negative
Infinite
Zero
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Correct answer: D
Zero
The enclosed charges sum to zero, so Gauss law gives zero net flux.