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guyx post all ur queries here regarding MCQs

Cancer cells divide out of control, forming tumours.
Which statement describes the difference between a cancer cell and a normal cell?
A Cancer cells do not undergo cytokinesis.
B Cancer cells have a shorter interphase.
C Cancer cells do not have metaphase.
D Only cancer cells have mutated DNA.
 
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Which statement describes a cell that is capable of reproduction and belonging to a haploid
organism?
A It has chromosomes that contain one polynucleotide chain.
B It is capable of carrying out a reduction division to form gametes.
C It possesses two copies of each gene as a result of fertilisation.
D It will undergo cell division by mitosis during asexual reproduction.
 
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hassam said:
Which statement describes a cell that is capable of reproduction and belonging to a haploid
organism?
A It has chromosomes that contain one polynucleotide chain.
B It is capable of carrying out a reduction division to form gametes.
C It possesses two copies of each gene as a result of fertilisation.
D It will undergo cell division by mitosis during asexual reproduction.

Is it D ?
 
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hassam said:
guyx post all ur queries here regarding MCQs

Cancer cells divide out of control, forming tumours.
Which statement describes the difference between a cancer cell and a normal cell?
A Cancer cells do not undergo cytokinesis.
B Cancer cells have a shorter interphase.
C Cancer cells do not have metaphase.
D Only cancer cells have mutated DNA.

Is that B ?
 
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cnt understnd 1st...why it shudnt be A?
 

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Benedict solutions tests positive with only reducing sugars and it will stay blue with non-reducing sugars. The positive test for Benedict's solution is the colour change to green, to yello and then to brick red with increasing concenteration. So the answer here would be A. Solution 2 is a non-reducing sugar and so do benedict's solution stays blue. Solution 1, 4, and 3 have increasing concentrations of reducing sugars and so the colour of benedicts solution darkens from green to brick-red, respectively.
 
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