Category: CUET PG Previous Year Question Papers PDF with Solutions

Q.58 The basal portion of a mature ligule of Selaginella is called as: 1. Basal sheath 2. Lamella 3. Glossopodium 4. Stalk Selaginella ligules are specialized leaf appendages with distinct […]

Q.57 Which one of the following is a peat moss? 1. Pellia 2. Sphagnum 3. Marchantia 4. Funaria Sphagnum is the peat moss, forming extensive bogs through its water-holding dead […]

Q.56 A clotting disorder which is sex-linked disease – 1. Sickle cell anaemia 2. Thalessemia 3. Hemophilia 4. Albenism Hemophilia is the classic sex-linked clotting disorder, inherited via X-chromosome mutations […]

Q.55 Match List I with List II <Toggle List I (Procedure) List II (Features) Label Procedure Label Features A Radiation hybrid mapping I DNA can be cut into large fragments […]

Q.54 On the basis of type of body cavity, platyhelminthes can be categorized as 1. Aceolomate 2. Schizocoelomate 3. Pseudocoelomate 4. Enterocoelomate Title: Platyhelminthes Body Cavity Type: Acoelomate Classification Explained (MCQ […]

Q.53 The perforation between left and right atria of a fetal heart is known as 1. Foramen ovale 2. Ductus arteriosus 3. Fossa ovalis 4. Ligamentum arteriosum The perforation between […]

Q.52 The lymphoid stem cells in the bone marrow form (A). Natural killer cells (B). Platelets (C). B lymphocyte (D). Neutrophils 1. (A) and (D). 2. (A) and (C). 3. […]

Q.51 Calcitonin is produced by 1. Follicular cells of the thyroid gland 2. Parafollicular cells of the thyroid gland 3. Parathyroid gland 4. Follicular cells of the ovary Calcitonin is […]

Q.50 The propagation of action potential in myelinated nerve fiber is faster because of 1. Continuous conduction 2. Saltatory conduction 3. Spontaneous conduction 4. Intermittent conduction Myelinated nerve fibers propagate […]

Q.49 Match List I with List II List I List II Label Body part Label Bone involved A Shoulder I Tarsals B Thigh II Carpals C Wrist III Humerus D […]