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Basic Science : Environment In Relation To Human Welfare Contact Diseases QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS :: part3 : 11 to 15
Following Basic Science multiple choice objective type questions and answers will help you in many types of 2024 job and other entrance examinations :
11.The state AIDS cell started functioning in Tamil Nadu |
| 1942 |
| 1956 |
| 1990 |
| 1965 |
12.A killer disease like ADIS and cancer is |
| Obesity |
| Typhoid |
| Alcoholism |
| Diabetes |
13.The way people live is called |
| Life style |
| Modern style |
| Social style |
| Personal style |
14.These are sexually transmitted diseases |
| Tetanus, typhoid and diphtheria |
| Measles, rabies and scabies |
| Encephalitis, plague and cholera |
| Gonorrhoea, syphilis and AIDS |
15.Irresistable craving to drink leads to the stage of |
| Physical dependence |
| Psychological dependence |
| Mental dependence |
| Medical dependence |
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