Question

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State whether True or False.
a.
Jelly fish is the largest brain animal as compared to its body.
Dirty Dozen were the engineers who developed IBM PC.
b.
C.
Rickets is a disease in which muscles become weak.
d.
Histology is a science that deals with the study of structure of tissues.
Jaggery is a rich source of iron


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Answer 1

>False

>True

>False

>true

>true

Answer 2

a. Jelly fish is the largest brain animal as compared to its body. - FALSE

b. Dirty Dozen were the engineers who developed IBM PC. - TRUE

C. Rickets is a disease in which muscles become weak. - FALSE

d. Histology is a science that deals with the study of structure of tissues. - TRUE

e. Jaggery is a rich source of iron - TRUE

• Jellyfish are without brains.
• They have a simple network of nerves that can detect touch, temperature, salt, and other factors at the base of their tentacles.
• They don't have brains, thus they must react to these cues instinctively. John Harmon and Jim Woo were among the "dirty dozen."
• The book itself makes note of an interview with Martin Halfhill and Harold Stephens.
• Rickets is a bone disease that can affect babies and young children. The child's developing bones do not form properly due to vitamin D deficiency.
• Fractures, weak, brittle bones, muscle and bone soreness, and skeletal anomalies could result from this.
• Histology is a branch of biology that examines the physical nature and specific functions of plant and animal tissues.
• Despite the fact that the terms "histology" and "microscopic anatomy" are sometimes used interchangeably, the two academic disciplines can be easily separated. Jaggery is a fantastic plant-based source of iron. 10% of the daily required iron intake might be met by one meal. Iron is necessary for supporting healthy blood cells.

a. Jelly fish is the largest brain animal as compared to its body. - FALSE

b. Dirty Dozen were the engineers who developed IBM PC. - TRUE

C. Rickets is a disease in which muscles become weak. - FALSE

d. Histology is a science that deals with the study of structure of tissues. - TRUE

e. Jaggery is a rich source of iron - TRUE

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