Practice Test

Q1) The population of Homo sapiens was 453 millions in: Show Answer

Q2) The average annual birth rate per 1000 individuals in developing conuntries is: Show Answer

Q3) Causes of uneven distribution of world's population in various regions may be due to: Show Answer

Q4) Major area of population concentration in the world are: Show Answer

Q5) Density of a population in a given country is obtained by: Show Answer

Q6) The population density of Netherland is higher than that of India because of: Show Answer

Q7) High population concentration of India is due to the: Show Answer

Q8) Very dense population of Indo-Gangetic plains is due to the: Show Answer

Q9) Some densely populated cities like Durgapur and Bhilai came up recently as a result of: Show Answer

Q10) Most of the world's largest cities are found at the coastal locations primarily due to the: Show Answer

Q11) Demography is the study of: Show Answer

Q12) The term biotic potential means: Show Answer

Q13) Basic cause of continued urban growth is due to the: Show Answer

Q14) Increasing urbanization causes: Show Answer

Q15) The biosphere consists of interaction ecological functional units called: Show Answer

Q16) Agriculture and urbanization are two examples of man's capacity to create new: Show Answer

Q17) Middle phase of population growth curve is a phase of: Show Answer

Q18) A population can growth exponentially: Show Answer

Q19) The best way to decrease population of a country is: Show Answer

Q20) The main factor for the growth of human population in India is: Show Answer

Q21) The prenatal diagnostic technique is known as: Show Answer

Q22) At the current rate of growth, human population is doubling itself every: Show Answer

Q23) The carrying capacity is represented by: Show Answer

Q24) What is popular name of IVF? Show Answer

Q25) Most thickly populated country of the world is: Show Answer

Q26) Most thinly populated country of the world is: Show Answer

Q27) Most thickly populated state of India is: Show Answer

Q28) The environmental resistance means: Show Answer

Q29) Fertilization of ovum may be prevented by: Show Answer

Q30) Which of biologically responsible for the sex of the child? Show Answer

Q31) A contraceptive pill contains: Show Answer

Q32) According to 1991 census human population was: Show Answer

Q33) A contraceptive pill prevents ovulation by: Show Answer

Q34) Which mechanical device to control child birth is fitted on the cervix? Show Answer

Q35) Laparoscopy means: Show Answer

Q36) Mothers nurse the foetus in womb for: Show Answer

Q37) According to 1991 census, urban population of India is about: Show Answer

Q38) At present world population is increasing at the rate of: Show Answer

Q39) Rapid decline in a population due to high mortality rate is: Show Answer

Q40) Growth of population of an area depends upon: Show Answer

Q41) The physiological capacity of a species of animals to produce that progeny in the absence of natural enemies, disease or other inhibiting factors is: Show Answer

Q42) The concept that "population tends to increase geometrically while food supply increase arithmetically" was put forward by: Show Answer

Q43) In India, human population is heavily weighed towards the younger age groups as a result of: Show Answer

Q44) Which mechanical means is used to cover the penis before coital activity? Show Answer

Q45) The best way to control population is: Show Answer

Q46) An IUCD is: Show Answer

Q47) Surgical removal of testes of males to control the population is: Show Answer

Q48) A permanent method of birth control is: Show Answer

Q49) Saheli, a female antifertility pill is used: Show Answer

Q50) Which of the following is 100% effective method of birth control? Show Answer

Q51) In the past, to control population, Family Planning Department has been advocating: Show Answer

Q52) Government-sponsored "Family Planning Programme" started in: Show Answer

Q53) Chemical method of birth control involves the use of: Show Answer

Q54) A contraceptive can be: Show Answer

Q55) Which of the following is a mechanical device of birth control? Show Answer

Q56) A sterilization technique is: Show Answer

Q57) In 1991, India population was: Show Answer

Q58) The 1991 census of population in India indicates: Show Answer

Q59) In India, marriageable age for females is: Show Answer

Q60) Which of the following is involved in test-tube baby production? Show Answer

Q61) Amniocentesis can reveal foetus's: Show Answer

Q62) In amniocentesis: Show Answer

Q63) Which of the following is pre-natal diagnostic technique? Show Answer

Q64) Test-tube baby is the one: Show Answer

Q65) Pre-natal defects in the foetus can be detected by: Show Answer

Q66) In India there is decline in female population as compared to males. This is because of: Show Answer

Q67) Which of the following causes the storage of fat in the liver? Show Answer

Q68) Depression in the activities of central nervous system may be caused by: Show Answer

Q69) Which of the follwing is not a derivative of opium? Show Answer

Q70) Which of the following is not obtained from Cannabis indica? Show Answer

Q71) The drug extracted from Ergot fungus is: Show Answer

Q72) Which of the following drugs is responsible for production of an abnormal foetus? Show Answer

Q73) Consumption of alcohol causes: Show Answer

Q74) LSD is obtained from: Show Answer

Q75) Morphine is obtained from: Show Answer

Q76) Barbiturates and Valium are: Show Answer

Q77) Which of the following is most harmful derivative of opium? Show Answer

Q78) Tobacco smoke contains: Show Answer

Q79) Neuritis is an inflammation of: Show Answer

Q80) Mental health is influenced by: Show Answer

Q81) Barbitrurates are extensively used as: Show Answer

Q82) The most important organ damaged by alcohol is: Show Answer

Q83) A severe type of mental illness in which patients lose touch with reality is known as: Show Answer

Q84) Bhang, charas, marijuana and hashish are obtained from: Show Answer

Q85) The continuous and excessive intake of alcohol causes: Show Answer

Q86) Which of the following diseases are included under global immunisation programme launched by WHO? Show Answer

Q87) Which of the following compounds can alter a person's thoughts, feelings and perceptions? Show Answer

Q88) Seizure is condition of: Show Answer

Q89) Paralysis agitans was discovered by: Show Answer

Q90) ECT is: Show Answer

Q91) Mental diseases can be treated by: Show Answer

Q92) The universal immunisation programme was launched in: Show Answer

Q93) Global Immunisation Programme was started in: Show Answer

Q94) Project Pulse Polio is concerned with: Show Answer

Q95) Any drug which is taken intravenously is called: Show Answer

Q96) Select the vitamin deficiency reported in an alcoholic: Show Answer

Q97) Ciliotoxin present in tobacco smoke is: Show Answer

Q98) Most serious form of mental illness is: Show Answer

Q99) Nicotine derived from tobacco plant is: Show Answer

Q100) Any chemical which causes loss of sensation is: Show Answer

Q101) Tobacco smoke causes inflammation of lung alveoli and causes: Show Answer

Q102) In an alcoholic, urine is generally: Show Answer

Q103) Which of the following chemicals is derived from urea melonic acid and used in inducing sleep? Show Answer

Q104) Select the correct statement from the ones gives below: Show Answer

Q105) Which of the following does not directly affect biotic potential? Show Answer

Q106) Woman plays a greater role in procreaction than man (woman is biologically superior to man) because she: Show Answer

Q107) "Brown sugar is the commonly used name for": Show Answer

Q108) The source of morphine is: Show Answer

Q109) BCG vaccine is against: Show Answer

Q110) Parkinsonism is due to defective neurotransmitter in brain: Show Answer

Q111) Which one of the following is correct match: Show Answer

Q112) GIFT is: Show Answer

Q113) Drug thalidomide result in: Show Answer

Q114) LSD is: Show Answer

Q115) THC is associated with: Show Answer

Q116) Marijuana is extracted from: Show Answer

Q117) In the production of test tube babies: Show Answer

Q118) Two opposite foreces operate in the growth and development of every population. One of them relates to the ability to reproduce at a given rate. The force opposing it is called: Show Answer

Q119) Which one of the following matching part of a drug and its category? Show Answer

Q120) Test tube baby means a baby born when: Show Answer

Q121) July 11 is observed as: Show Answer

Q122) The first case of IVF-ET technique success, was reported by: Show Answer

Q123) Loss of forests, urbanization and increasing pollution are due to: Show Answer

Q124) Ability of produce maximum offsprings is: Show Answer

Q125) One of the following is also called 'Sewall Wright' effect: Show Answer

Q126) Which of the following is a mechanical barrier used in birth control: Show Answer

Q127) Certain characteristic demographic features of developing countries are: Show Answer

Q128) Which one of the following depresses brain activity and produces feelings of calmness, relaxation and drowsiness? Show Answer

Q129) Who stated that human population grows geometrically? Show Answer

Q130) In 2003 population of India is expected to cross: Show Answer

Q131) Female infanticide is commonly reported from: Show Answer

Q132) In a population, the condition at which the rate of addition of new members is more than the rate of individuals lost indicates: Show Answer

Q133) Ratio between mortality and natality is: Show Answer

Q134) Which of the following is a technique of direct introduction of gametes into the oviduct? Show Answer

Q135) Zero growth means: Show Answer

Q136) The physiological capacity to produce offsprings is called: Show Answer

Q137) Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched? Show Answer

Q138) Which one of the following is a matching pair of a drug and its category? Show Answer

Q139) Aspirin is a / an: Show Answer

Q140) A young drug addict used to show symptoms of depressed brain activity, feeling of calmness, relaxation and drowsiness. Possibly he was taking: Show Answer

Q141) Natality is the characteristic of a population which means: Show Answer

Q142) If birth rate is 100, death rate is 10 and number of individual in populataion group is 1000, then what will be the percentage of natural growth rate? Show Answer

Q143) In which of the following disorder, person will become hypersensitive about one's look? Show Answer

Q144) Neurasthenia refers to: Show Answer

Q145) Diacetyl morphine is commonly known as: Show Answer

Q146) Homo sapiens sapiens appeared around fifty thousand years ago from archaic Homo sapiens that existed between: Show Answer

Q147) What was approximate human population in 1700 AD? Show Answer

Q148) The maximum population size that can be supported by environment is called maximum carrying capacity. It depends upon: Show Answer

Q149) The development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs is termed sustainable development. It encourages: Show Answer

Q150) Average annual growth rate (in per cent) is calculated as: Show Answer

Q151) What is the current rate of growth for India? Show Answer

Q152) Which of the following is most populous country? Show Answer

Q153) The difference between the number of birth and that of death is the: Show Answer

Q154) First human population explosion took place due to: Show Answer

Q155) Complications of pregnancy, child birth and unsafe abortions are the major causes of death of women between the age of: Show Answer

Q156) Adolescence is marked by: Show Answer

Q157) Adolescents, especially late developers, often suffer from anxiety and a psychosomatic disorder called: Show Answer

Q158) Which of the following is a psychological disorder? Show Answer

Q159) Schizophrenia is characterised by: Show Answer

Q160) Interaction of alcohol and aspirin if consumed together is: Show Answer

Q161) Opiate narcotics are used for: Show Answer

Q162) Drug which induce to dreamy state of consciousness is: Show Answer

Q163) Our growth rate has increased dramatically, which is most appropriate explanation? Show Answer

Q164) Which of the following is most well known synthetic teratogen? Show Answer