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Guinness World Records (General Knowledge Focus) MCQs with Answers & Explanations (Page 57)

Practice verified Guinness World Records (General Knowledge Focus) MCQs with Answers & Explanations for Khuddam-ul-Hujjaj/ Nazims for Hajj (OTS 2027 - Includes All NTS Past Papers) preparation. Featuring solved questions, detailed explanations, and past paper answers (Page 57).

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1121
The genetic makeup that your parents have transferred to you for your hair color, makes up your:
1122
Carnivorous plants have evolved mechanisms for trapping and digesting small animals. The product of this digestion is used to supplement the plant's supply of:
1123
Which is true for an X linked dominant trait?
1124
Malpighian tubules are found in:
1125
Shark belongs to class______.
1126
Mantle is the feature of?
1127
The pathway to the breakdown of glucose, carried out by micro-organisms, is called:
1128
Chromosome is typically made up from a combination of?
1129
Which cytoplasmic organelle make their own proteins?
1130
Which part of the brain is controlling your sense of balance?
1131
The neurotransmitter______ is hydrolysed by monoamine oxidase:
1132
Which is true about the cells found in gastric glands lining the stomach wall?
1133
Which of the following is NOT true about plasmids found in streptococci?
1134
Which of the following bacteria produces endospores?
1135
_____ is used in the production of Humulin?
1136
What will happen with the addition of salt to water?
1137
The genetic code of ______ is bound by a lipid membrane?
1138
Viruses can not ______.
1139
Where are the enzymes required for the replication of HIV virus located?
1140
The process of ATP synthesis through a combination of electrochemical and osmotic events is known as: