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The following diseases are caused by Chlamydia
A Lymphogranuloma venereum
B Psittacosis
C Yellow fever
D Mumps
E Chanchroid
Read the paragraph and answer the question Viruses are living organisms.We may consider them regular chemical molecule since they have normal atomic structure, but on the other hand, we must also consider them as being alive since they are able to multiply unlimited quantities Viruses are alive because they
A need warmth
B live
C have a complex atomic structure
D multiply
Differentiate is --
A Noun
B Adjective
C Adverb
D Verb
Differentiate is
A Noun
B Adjective
C Adverb
D Verb
It is a process which converts a single-celled zygote into a great number of cells, which then differentiate into tissues.
A Mitosis
B Meiosis
C Fractionation
D Regenration
Human eye can differentiate between colours due to
A Rods
B Cones
C Bipolar nerves
D Pigmented epithelium
Which of the following factors is one of the environmental factors affecting job description:
A Workflow and culture
B Autonomy and feedback
C Employee availability and abilities
D Culture and diversity
If all the factors of productions are increased in a fixed proportion , volume of production increase proportion which is greater than the proportion of increase in the factors of production -this state can be described most appropriately by -
A Proportionate return to scale
B Disproportionate return of scale
C Increasing return to scale
D Law of scale
It all the factors of productions are increased in a fixed proportion, volume of production increase proportion which is greater than the proportion of increase in the factors of production this state can be described most appropriately by-
A Proportionate return to scale
B Disproportionate return of scale
C Increasing return to scale
D Law of scale
“When one of the factors of production is fixed in quantity or is difficult to increase, increasing the other factors of production will result in a less than proportionate increase in output”. This statement is known as the:
A Law of diminishing return
B Law of supply
C Law of demand
D Law of supply and demand

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