NSO Level 1- Science Olympiad (SOF) Class 8: Questions 190 - 194 of 1076
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Question number: 190
» Crop Production and Management
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The advantage of using a seed drill for sowing seeds instead of traditional tools is
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a. | It ensures that the seeds are covered by soil which protect them from eating away by birds and insects. |
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b. | It saves time and labour |
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c. | It sows the seeds uniformly at proper distance and depth |
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d. | All a. , b. and c. are correct |
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Question number: 191
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Raju has a powerful hand lens with him. He boasted that he has seen a microorganism with his hand lens. It may be a
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a. | Bacteria |
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b. | Protozoan |
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c. | Fungus |
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d. | Virus |
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Question number: 192
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The speciality of endocrine glands is
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a. | They are ductless glands |
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b. | They can be seen anywhere in the body |
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c. | They are large in size |
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d. | They do not secrete hormones. |
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Question number: 193
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Pick out the changes happening in boys during the stage of adolescence.
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a. | Vocal cord become prominent and the voice becomes hoarse. |
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b. | Broadening of shoulders and widening of chest |
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c. | Appearance of hair in areas like underarms, face, hands and legs. |
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d. | All a. , b. and c. are correct |
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Question number: 194
» Conservation of Plants and Animals
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In South African forests trees like yellow wood, fig, pine, the white stink wood etc, are seen. These trees can be referred by the term
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a. | Fauna of the area |
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b. | Ecology of the area |
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c. | Flora of the area |
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d. | Species of the area |
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