BT402 MICROBIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY

TOPIC#12:EXAMPLES OF GM PLANTS

 51.Plants, including algae, jatropha, maize, and other plants have been genetically modified for use in producing fuel, known   as.

1. Fuel.
2. Biofuel.
3. None of them.

52.Common examples of GMO’s plants are.

1. Soya bean.
2. Sugar beets.
3. Alfalfa.
4. All of the given.

53.Most common examples of GMO’s animals.

1. Glow .
2. Dolly .
3. Sudden death mosquitoes.
4. See through .
5. All of the given.

TOPIC#13:THE ADVANTAGES OF GMO’s

54.Advantages of GMO’s are.

1. Less starvation in the world due to the fact that is cuts food prices.
2. It is more nourishing to the body, which is proven to be effective.
3. Both a and b.
4. Allergic reactions.

55.____________technology is the best solution to the production of world hunger.

1. Biotechnology.
2. Genome.
3. Gene.         
4. Genetic.

TOPIC#14:THE DISADVANTAGES OF GMO’s

56.Disadvantages of GMO’s are.

1. Allergic reactions.
2. Genetic pollution.
3. Interfere in food chain.
4. All of the given.

57.GMO’s could be dangerous to some . This is because the new genes of the crops can be deadly to certain like _____________that are not actually dangerous to crops.

1. Caterpillars.
2. Dragon .
3. Honey .
4. Butterflies.

58.Critics claim that GMO’s can cause particular disease or­­­­________.

1. Health.
2. Illness.
3. Allergies.
4. Rashes.

59.Genetically modified crops may also cause a threat to the environment. This is because.

1. It’s a natural way to plant and cultivate crops.
2. Its an artificial way to plant and cultivate crops.
3. Both a and b.
4. Its not a natural way to plant and cultivate crops.

60.The ­­­­­________, ___________and trade issues may become a problem in regions and other countries.

1. Tarrif, quota.
2. Quota, tarrif.
3. Both of The Above
4. None of them.