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speed
B
acceleration
C
momentum
D
mass
A
salt
B
urea
C
sand
D
oil
A
Vitamin A
B
Vitamin B
C
Vitamin C
D
Vitamin D
A
Green and Yellow
B
Blue and Brown
C
Black and Red
D
White and Gray
A
Concave Mirror
B
Convex Mirror
C
Plane Mirror
D
Biconvex lenses
A
Dengue
B
Chikungunya
C
Filariasis
D
Cholera
A
Hydrogen
B
Butane
C
Methane
D
Carbon Dioxide
A
Pascal (Pa)
B
Bar (b)
C
Torr (mmHg)
D
Newton (N)
A
Uranium
B
Thorium
C
Nobelium
D
Moylbednum
A
lotic ecosystem
B
lentic ecosystem
C
Marine ecosystem
D
Terrestrial ecosystem
A
Camphor
B
Wood
C
Water
D
Nitrogen
A
Vienna Convention, 1985
B
Nagoya Protocol, 2010
C
Kyoto Protocol, 1997
D
Geneva Convention, 1979
A
Carbon Monoxide
B
Sulphur Dioxide
C
Methane
D
Nitrous Oxide
A
In transverse waves, the particles in the medium move parallel to the direction of propagation of wave
B
The transverse wave moves in the form of crest and troughs
C
The transverse waves move in the form of compressions and rarefactions
D
The transverse waves propagate in a medium which possesses elasticity of volume
A
Succus entericus
B
Bile Juice
C
Gastric Juice
D
Insulin
A
Microwaves
B
X-rays
C
Light Waves
D
Sound Waves
A
Linear motion
B
Circular motion
C
Rotational motion
D
Periodic motion
A
Newton metre
B
Decibel unit
C
Dobson unit
D
Poise
A
Respiration
B
Imbibiton
C
Transpiration
D
Translocation
A
Tidal power is a green energy source as it does not emit greenhouse gases
B
Tidal currents are highly unpredictable and inconsistent
C
Electricity can be generated from tides much more efficiently at slower speeds
D
Construction cost of tidal power plants is high but maintenance costs are ralitvely low