(D) The fundamental unit of life is the cell,which consists of a living content known as protoplasm. Protoplasm includes the cytoplasm and the nucleus

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(D) The fundamental unit of life is the cell,which consists of a living content known as protoplasm. Protoplasm includes the cytoplasm and the nucleus,which are present in both plant and animal cells. In contrast,the cell wall and chloroplast are specific to plant cells,and while Golgi bodies are present in both,the most fundamental shared living component is the protoplasm.

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Chloroplast
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Select the correct match for $X$ and $Y$:
Column $X$ Column $Y$
$(1)$ Motile bacteria $(P)$ Slime layer
$(2)$ Glycocalyx $(Q)$ Ribosomes
$(3)$ Gas vacuole $(R)$ Flagellin protein
$(4)$ $20 \, nm$ diameter $(S)$ Autotrophic bacteria

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The magnifying power of the oil immersion lens in a light compound microscope is . . . . . . . (in $X$)

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Where does protein synthesis occur in animal cells?

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Which of the following statements is incorrect?

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Match column $I$ (cell type) with column $II$ (size) and choose the correct option.
Column-$I$ (Cell type) Column-$II$ (Size)
$A$. Viruses $I$. $1-2 \; \mu m$
$B$. $PPLO$ $II$. $10-20 \; \mu m$
$C$. Eukaryotic cell $III$. About $0.1 \; \mu m$
$D$. Bacterium $IV$. $0.02-0.2 \; \mu m$

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Column $X$	Column $Y$
$(1)$ Motile bacteria	$(P)$ Slime layer
$(2)$ Glycocalyx	$(Q)$ Ribosomes
$(3)$ Gas vacuole	$(R)$ Flagellin protein
$(4)$ $20 \, nm$ diameter	$(S)$ Autotrophic bacteria

Column-$I$ (Cell type)	Column-$II$ (Size)
$A$. Viruses	$I$. $1-2 \; \mu m$
$B$. $PPLO$	$II$. $10-20 \; \mu m$
$C$. Eukaryotic cell	$III$. About $0.1 \; \mu m$
$D$. Bacterium	$IV$. $0.02-0.2 \; \mu m$

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The magnifying power of the oil immersion lens in a light compound microscope is . . . . . . . (in $X$)

Where does protein synthesis occur in animal cells?

Which of the following statements is incorrect?

Match column $I$ (cell type) with column $II$ (size) and choose the correct option.Column-$I$ (Cell type)Column-$II$ (Size)$A$. Viruses$I$. $1-2 \; \mu m$$B$. $PPLO$$II$. $10-20 \; \mu m$$C$. Eukaryotic cell$III$. About $0.1 \; \mu m$$D$. Bacterium$IV$. $0.02-0.2 \; \mu m$

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Select the correct match for $X$ and $Y$:
Column $X$ Column $Y$
$(1)$ Motile bacteria $(P)$ Slime layer
$(2)$ Glycocalyx $(Q)$ Ribosomes
$(3)$ Gas vacuole $(R)$ Flagellin protein
$(4)$ $20 \, nm$ diameter $(S)$ Autotrophic bacteria

Match column $I$ (cell type) with column $II$ (size) and choose the correct option.
Column-$I$ (Cell type) Column-$II$ (Size)
$A$. Viruses $I$. $1-2 \; \mu m$
$B$. $PPLO$ $II$. $10-20 \; \mu m$
$C$. Eukaryotic cell $III$. About $0.1 \; \mu m$
$D$. Bacterium $IV$. $0.02-0.2 \; \mu m$