Biology-Objective Related Question Answers

801. Excess amount of fluoride in drinking water causes?

skeletal flurosis

802. According to WHO; the safe noise level for a city is?

45dB

803. World environment day is celebrated on?

5th June

804. International Earth day is celebrated?

22nd April

805. Ozone day is celebrated on?

16th September

806. World water day is on?

22nd March

807. Quantity of CO2 in the atmosphere is?

0.03%

808. Acid rain is due to?

Sulphur dioxide (SO2) pollution

809. Taj Mahal is threatened due to the effect of?

SO2

810. DDT is a non - biodegrable?

pollutant

811. Largest ecosystem of the world are?

Oceans

812. Which food factor is essential for the building of new tissues?

Protein

813. Which are the protective regulating food factors?

Minerals and Vitamins

814. How can we prevent goitre?

By using iodised salt

815. How are fats absorbed into the body?

Fats are absorbed to the body in the form of fatty acids and glycerol

816. Why Iodised salt is used with food?

To make up for the deficiency of iodine

817. Which element helps to strengthen the enamel in teeth?

Fluorine

818. What are the water soluble vitamins?

B and C

819. Which factor is essential for the production of thyroxin?

Iodine

820. Which Vitamin is obtained from unpolished rice?

Thiamine

821. Name five vitamins produced in our body?

Biotin; Pandothenic acid; Niacin; Vitamin D and Vitamin K

822. What is clean energy?

Renewable energy is also known as clean energy because it cannot produce pollution. Renewable energy is energy which comes from natural resources such as sunlight; wind; rain; tides; and geothermal heat; which are renewable?

823. What is EUTROPHICATION?

When fresh water is artificially supplemented with nutrients; it results in abnormal increase in the growth of water plants. This is known as eutrophication. When organic matter exceeds the capacity of the micro- organisms in water that break down and recycle the organic matter; it encourages rapid growths of algae. This is known as algal bloom. When they die; the remains of algae add to the organic wastes already existing in water. Eventually water becomes deficient in oxygen. This increases BO

824. What is the fatty content that may get deposited inside the blood vessels?

Cholestrol

825. Which are the two components of fat?

Fatty acid and glycerol
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