What is defining property of the living organisms?
a. Consciousness
b. Reproduction
c. Growth
d. Metabolism

Plants respond to which types of external Factors?
a. Light, water, Temperature and Pollutants.
b. Light, water, Temperature, Other organisms and Pollutants.
c. Light and temperature
d. Light, Temperature and Pollutants.

Photoperiod Affects-
a. Reproduction of seasonal breeder plants
b. Metabolism of seasonal breeder animals
c. Metabolism of seasonal breeders
d. Reproduction of seasonal breeders

Find out the wrong statement -
a. Increase in mass and increase in number of individuals are two different characteristics of growth.

b. Growth, reproduction and ability to respond are the only unique features of living organisms.

c. a and b both

d. Metabolism, ability to self-replicate and self-organise are the unique features of living organisms.

What is true with respect to consciousness?
a. All organisms are aware of themselves.
b. All organisms handle Chemicals entering their bodies.
c. Prokaryotic organisms do not respond to environmental cues.
d. Human beings are not self-conscious

    The only self-conscious organisms are-

1. Humans
2. Apes and humans
3. Mammals
4. Primates

If we define Self-consciousness as the defining property of Human beings, what can be the exception to it?
a. Blind people
b. Autistic child
c. Coma Patient
d. Heart Patient

If we define coma patient under living category, which of the following will not be a supporting feature to him or her?
a. Metabolism
b. Self-consciousness
c. Cellular organization
d. Both a and c

All living phenomena occur due to
a. Interactions
b. Properties of cellular components
c. Properties of molecular components
d. Both b and c

The living organisms are
a. Self replicating, self regulating, interactive system
b. Self replicating, self regulating, evolving, interactive system
c. Self replicating, self regulating,evolving, interactive system, capable of responding external stimuli
d. Self replicating, self regulating, interactive system capable of sensing external stimuli