List of top Questions asked in MHT CET

Given below are two statements:
Statement I - Renal cortex is the outer, peripheral, red coloured and granular region which contains malpighian bodies, convoluted tubules and blood vessels.
Statement II - Renal medulla is the inner region of the kidney with a pale red colour and striated appearance, which mainly consists of loops of Henle and collecting ducts.
In the light of the above statements, select the correct option given below:

Select the correct statements regarding parasympathetic nervous system.
a) Cranial out flow consists of branches from III, VII, IX and X cranial nerves.
b) Pre-ganglionic fibers are short and post-ganglionic fibers are long.
c) Acetylcholine is produced at the terminal end of pre-ganglionic fibers.
d) It accelerates peristalsis and micturition
e) It controls body activities during fight or flight response.

What is the osmolarity of the primary urine in the cortex of kidney?

Which one of the following is INCORRECT about chronic kidney disease?

Organ of Corti is an example of __________

Match the type of blood group with the person/s who discovered it and the year of discovery.

Blood group	Discovered by	Year
A. A, B and O	I. Decastello and Sturli	(i) 1902
B. AB	II. Karl Landsteiner	(ii) 1940
C. Rh	III. Landsteiner and Wiener	(iii) 1900

Given below are two statements:
Statement I - Granulocytes do not divide after their formation.
Statement II - Agranulocytes can divide by mitosis after their formation.
In the light of above statements, choose the correct option given below:

Serum bilirubin values have diagnostic importance in jaundice because __________

Number of nephrons in a human being is about __________

Select the INCORRECT statement.
The T.S. of an artery shows __________.

The aortic arch gives out three arteries viz. __________.

With reference to working of heart, complete the analogy.
Pace setter : \(\underline{x}\) :: Pacemaker : \(y-\)

Bile is stored in __________.

Match the Column- I with Column- II.

Column- I (Disorder)	Column- II (Symptoms)
A) Emphysema	I) Difficulty in breathing, constriction of bronchioles
B) Laryngitis	II) Breakdown of alveoli and shortness of breath.
C) Pneumonia	III) Inflammation of vocal cords and hoarseness of voice.
D) Asthma	IV) Mild to severe inflammation of lungs, fever and chest pain

Choose the correct option.

Select the INCORRECT statement regarding digestion in large intestine.

Select the INCORRECT statement.

We can voluntarily change our pattern of breathing because the respiratory centre __________.

Given below are two statements:
Statement I - During digestion, the disaccharides are broken down in the large intestine.
Statement II - Disaccharides are insoluble in water.
In the light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

Match the plant hormones given in Column I with the scientists who isolated them given in Column II.

Column- I	Column- II
A) Auxin	I) Yabuta and Sumiki
B) Gibberellin	II) Denny, Gane and Crocker
C) Cytokinin	III) Kogl and Smit
D) Ethylene	IV) Skoog and Miller

Choose the correct option.

Match the type of cells in Column I with their secretion in Column II.

Column- I	Column- II
A) Chief cells	I) Pancreatic juice
B) Acinar cells	II) Bile juice
C) Parietal cells	III) Proenzyme pepsinogen
D) Hepatic cells	IV) Intrinsic factor for absorption of \(\text{B}_{12}\)

Choose the correct option.

Accelerated pace of growth is observed in plants during __________.

What is the site of Krebs cycle in mitochondria?

How many of the following plants are day neutral plants (DNP)?
Dahlia, Pea, Aster, Tobacco, Wheat, Poppy, Tomato, Cotton, Soybean, Sugarbeet, Cabbage, Maize, Balsam, Spinach

The three major parts of the stomach are __________

Given below are two statements regarding nitrogen fixation in plants.
Statement I - Nitrogen fixing bacteria use high energy to fix each molecule of nitrogen to form ammonia, which is an exothermic reaction.
Statement II - Chemoautotrophic bacteria obtain energy during nitrification of ammonia into nitrate, which is an endothermic reaction.
In the light of the above statements, select the correct option given below: