(I) The space between the cell wall and plasma membrane in plasmolysed cell is filled with: (i) isotonic solution (ii) hypotonic solution (iii) hypertonic solution (iv) water   (II) In the process of respiration: (i) ADP is converted to ATP. (ii) glucose is converted to carbon dioxide. (iii) glucose is converted to carbon dioxide and water, releasing energy. (iv) pyruvic acid is converted to ATP.   (III) Which of the following gland has both endocrine and exocrine functions? (i) pituitary gland (ii) thyroid gland (iii) pancreas gland (iv) adrenal gland   (IV) During inspiration, the diaphragm: (i) relaxes (ii) contracts (iii) expands (iv) does not change   (V) The specific function of light energy in the process of photosynthesis to: (i) reduce carbon dioxide (ii) synthesise glucose (iii) activate chlorophyll (iv) split water   (VI) The chief function of lymph nodes in mammals is to: (i) produce WBC's (ii) produce hormones (iii)destroy old RBC's (iv) destroy pathogen.   (VII) Agranulocytes are (i) lymphocytes, monocytes (ii) lymphocytes, basophils. (iii) eosinophils, basophils (iv) eosinophils, monocytes.   (VIII) Sterilization in the females involves cutting and tying the: (i) ureter (ii) uterus (iii) urethra (iv) oviduct