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

Which of the following statement is incorrect?
a) Biology is the story of evolution of living organism on Earth
b) All living organisms are related to each other by sharing common Genetic material with no variation.
c) The interactions among cells at tissue level and among tissues at organ level give rise to an emergent property at higher level of organization.
d) Interactions among molecular components is true in the hierarchy of organizational complexity at all levels.

By increasing the area of observation…..and ……… of organisms will increase.
1. Size and variety
2. Range and variety
3. Efficiency and range
4. Growth and variety

Biodiversity means-
a. Number of organisms known
b. Types of organisms known
c. Number of species known
d. All are correct

What is correct with respect to Diversity in the living world?
a. 1.8-1.9 billion
b. Exploring old areas, no new species
c. Exploring new areas, no new species
d. Dense forest will have more Diversity than your locality

Nomenclature is important -
a. So that it may become easy to talk about that organism in different States
b. So that we may assign a single name to an organism valid all over the world.
c. To avoid confusion at the level of different scientific domains
d. To avoid confusion in writing research articles regarding the advancements around that organism.