Home
Class 12
BIOLOGY
Sometime, Trypanosoma passes into intern...

Sometime, Trypanosoma passes into internal organs like spleen, lungs, where they lose flagella and become oval-shaped. What is its name?

A

Parabasal body

B

Latent bodies

C

Rhizoplast

D

Leishmania form

Text Solution

Verified by Experts

The correct Answer is:
D
Promotional Banner

Topper's Solved these Questions

  • PROTISTA

    ARIHANT NEET|Exercise CHAPTER EXERCISES ((B) MEDICAL ENTRANCES SPECIAL FORMAT QUESTIONS (Statement based questions))|9 Videos

  • PROTISTA

    ARIHANT NEET|Exercise CHAPTER EXERCISES ((B) MEDICAL ENTRANCES SPECIAL FORMAT QUESTIONS (Match the column))|2 Videos

  • PROTISTA

    ARIHANT NEET|Exercise CHECK POINT 5.4|20 Videos

  • PLANTAE

    ARIHANT NEET|Exercise Chapter Exercises (C Medical entrances gallery)|80 Videos

  • REPRODUCTION IN ORGANISMS

    ARIHANT NEET|Exercise CHAPTER EXERCISES (C) Medical entrances gallery (Collection f the following statement is not correct)|14 Videos

Similar Questions

Explore conceptually related problems

When an object made of metal A is kept in air for a considerable time, it loses its shine and becomes almost black due to the formation fo a layer of substance B. when an object made of another metal C is kept in damp air for a considerable time, it gets covered with a green layer of substance D. Metal A is the best conductor of electricity whereas metal C is the next best conductor of electricity. (a) What is metal A? (b) What is metal C? (c) name the substance B. (d) name the substance D. (e) What type of chemcial can be used to remove the green layer from metal C and clean it? Why?

You have two brief passages . Read the passages carefully and choose the best answer out of four alternatives. Nobody knows my name" is the title of one of James Baldwin's celebrated books. Who knows the name of the old man sitting amidst ruins pondering over his hubble-bubble? We do not. It does not matter. He is there like the North Pole, the Everest and the Alps but with one difference. The North Pole, the Everest and the Alps will be there when he is not there any more. Can we really say this ? "Dust thou act to dust returneth" was not spoken of the soul. We do not know whether the old man's soul will go marching on like John Brown's . While his body lies mouldering in the grave or becomes ash driven by the wind or is immersed in water, such speculation is hazardous . A soul's trip shoals of metaphysics where there is no "Yes" or "no". "Who am I ? " asked Tagore of the rising sun in the first dawn of his life, he recieved no answer. "Who am I ?" he asked the setting sun in the last twilisht of his life. He received no answer. We are no more on solid ground with dust which we can feel in our hands, scatter to the wind and wet with water to turn it into mud. For this much is sure, that in the end, when life's ceaseless labour grinds to a halt and man meets death, the brother of sleep, his body buried or burnt, becomes dust. In the form of duct he lives, inanimate yet in contact with the animate. He settles on files in endless government almirahs, on manuscripts written and not published on all shelves, on faces and hands. He becomes ubiquitous all pervasive, sometimes sneaking even into hermetically sealed chambers. What happens to man after he becomes dust ?

You have two brief passages . Read the passages carefully and choose the best answer out of four alternatives. Nobody knows my name" is the title of one of James Baldwin's celebrated books. Who knows the name of the old man sitting amidst ruins pondering over his hubble-bubble? We do not. It does not matter. He is there like the North Pole, the Everest and the Alps but with one difference. The North Pole, the Everest and the Alps will be there when he is not there any more. Can we really say this ? "Dust thou act to dust returneth" was not spoken of the soul. We do not know whether the old man's soul will go marching on like John Brown's . While his body lies mouldering in the grave or becomes ash driven by the wind or is immersed in water, such speculation is hazardous . A soul's trip shoals of metaphysics where there is no "Yes" or "no". "Who am I ? " asked Tagore of the rising sun in the first dawn of his life, he recieved no answer. "Who am I ?" he asked the setting sun in the last twilisht of his life. He received no answer. We are no more on solid ground with dust which we can feel in our hands, scatter to the wind and wet with water to turn it into mud. For this much is sure, that in the end, when life's ceaseless labour grinds to a halt and man meets death, the brother of sleep, his body buried or burnt, becomes dust. In the form of duct he lives, inanimate yet in contact with the animate. He settles on files in endless government almirahs, on manuscripts written and not published on all shelves, on faces and hands. He becomes ubiquitous all pervasive, sometimes sneaking even into hermetically sealed chambers. What, according to the passage, happens to a person's soul after death ?

You have two brief passages . Read the passages carefully and choose the best answer out of four alternatives. Nobody knows my name" is the title of one of James Baldwin's celebrated books. Who knows the name of the old man sitting amidst ruins pondering over his hubble-bubble? We do not. It does not matter. He is there like the North Pole, the Everest and the Alps but with one difference. The North Pole, the Everest and the Alps will be there when he is not there any more. Can we really say this ? "Dust thou act to dust returneth" was not spoken of the soul. We do not know whether the old man's soul will go marching on like John Brown's . While his body lies mouldering in the grave or becomes ash driven by the wind or is immersed in water, such speculation is hazardous . A soul's trip shoals of metaphysics where there is no "Yes" or "no". "Who am I ? " asked Tagore of the rising sun in the first dawn of his life, he recieved no answer. "Who am I ?" he asked the setting sun in the last twilisht of his life. He received no answer. We are no more on solid ground with dust which we can feel in our hands, scatter to the wind and wet with water to turn it into mud. For this much is sure, that in the end, when life's ceaseless labour grinds to a halt and man meets death, the brother of sleep, his body buried or burnt, becomes dust. In the form of duct he lives, inanimate yet in contact with the animate. He settles on files in endless government almirahs, on manuscripts written and not published on all shelves, on faces and hands. He becomes ubiquitous all pervasive, sometimes sneaking even into hermetically sealed chambers. What figure of speech is used in the expression 'the brother of sleep' ?

You have two brief passages . Read the passages carefully and choose the best answer out of four alternatives. Nobody knows my name" is the title of one of James Baldwin's celebrated books. Who knows the name of the old man sitting amidst ruins pondering over his hubble-bubble? We do not. It does not matter. He is there like the North Pole, the Everest and the Alps but with one difference. The North Pole, the Everest and the Alps will be there when he is not there any more. Can we really say this ? "Dust thou act to dust returneth" was not spoken of the soul. We do not know whether the old man's soul will go marching on like John Brown's . While his body lies mouldering in the grave or becomes ash driven by the wind or is immersed in water, such speculation is hazardous . A soul's trip shoals of metaphysics where there is no "Yes" or "no". "Who am I ? " asked Tagore of the rising sun in the first dawn of his life, he recieved no answer. "Who am I ?" he asked the setting sun in the last twilisht of his life. He received no answer. We are no more on solid ground with dust which we can feel in our hands, scatter to the wind and wet with water to turn it into mud. For this much is sure, that in the end, when life's ceaseless labour grinds to a halt and man meets death, the brother of sleep, his body buried or burnt, becomes dust. In the form of duct he lives, inanimate yet in contact with the animate. He settles on files in endless government almirahs, on manuscripts written and not published on all shelves, on faces and hands. He becomes ubiquitous all pervasive, sometimes sneaking even into hermetically sealed chambers. What is the difference between the old man and the North Pole, the Everest and the Alps ?

You have two brief passages . Read the passages carefully and choose the best answer out of four alternatives. Nobody knows my name" is the title of one of James Baldwin's celebrated books. Who knows the name of the old man sitting amidst ruins pondering over his hubble-bubble? We do not. It does not matter. He is there like the North Pole, the Everest and the Alps but with one difference. The North Pole, the Everest and the Alps will be there when he is not there any more. Can we really say this ? "Dust thou act to dust returneth" was not spoken of the soul. We do not know whether the old man's soul will go marching on like John Brown's . While his body lies mouldering in the grave or becomes ash driven by the wind or is immersed in water, such speculation is hazardous . A soul's trip shoals of metaphysics where there is no "Yes" or "no". "Who am I ? " asked Tagore of the rising sun in the first dawn of his life, he recieved no answer. "Who am I ?" he asked the setting sun in the last twilisht of his life. He received no answer. We are no more on solid ground with dust which we can feel in our hands, scatter to the wind and wet with water to turn it into mud. For this much is sure, that in the end, when life's ceaseless labour grinds to a halt and man meets death, the brother of sleep, his body buried or burnt, becomes dust. In the form of duct he lives, inanimate yet in contact with the animate. He settles on files in endless government almirahs, on manuscripts written and not published on all shelves, on faces and hands. He becomes ubiquitous all pervasive, sometimes sneaking even into hermetically sealed chambers. Which of the following statement is true ?

ARIHANT NEET-PROTISTA-CHAPTER EXERCISES ((A) TAKING IT TOGETHER (Assorted questions of the chapter for advance level practice))
  1. Malaria parasite can be best obtained from its patient

    Text Solution

    |

  2. The function of the neuromotor system of paramecium is

    Text Solution

    |

  3. In paramecium the coordinated movement of row of cilia cuases the wate...

    Text Solution

    |

  4. What is incorrect about Paramecium

    Text Solution

    |

  5. During cunjugation in paramecium

    Text Solution

    |

  6. Prepatent period in malarial infection is

    Text Solution

    |

  7. Diatomaceous earth is used for insulating boiler and steam pipes becau...

    Text Solution

    |

  8. How many of the following features are common in dinoflagellates ? C...

    Text Solution

    |

  9. Choose the incorrect match.

    Text Solution

    |

  10. How many of the following parts you will not be able to find in the b...

    Text Solution

    |

  11. Identify the statement which is incorrect about euglenoids.

    Text Solution

    |

  12. The function of contractile vacuole is increased when

    Text Solution

    |

  13. Which one of the following statements is correct?

    Text Solution

    |

  14. Sometime, Trypanosoma passes into internal organs like spleen, lungs, ...

    Text Solution

    |

  15. In the body of tse-tse fly, three morphological forms of trypanosoma g...

    Text Solution

    |

  16. Full grown amoeba undergoes binary fission. The total surface area of ...

    Text Solution

    |

  17. If an amoeba is kept in distilled water, its contractile vacuole will

    Text Solution

    |

  18. Shivering with cold, i.e. the attack of the disease is epxerienced by ...

    Text Solution

    |

  19. Select the correct combination of characteristics for slime moulds.

    Text Solution

    |

  20. A biologist was experimenting with a protozoan and noticed that the an...

    Text Solution

    |