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36 previous year questions from Breathing and Exchange of Gases with answers and solutions. Numbered list, year tags, and one-tap solutions — built for serious JEE / NEET practice.

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1

In the given diagram, what should be P, Q, R and S respectively?

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2

Select the INCORRECT statement.

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3

Match the parts of respiratory system given in column I with their respective functions in column II and choose the correct option given below. Column I Column II A. Mesethmoid car

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Before the formation of oxyhaemoglobin, the O ₂ has to pass through _________ membranes from the alveolar air.

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5

The volume of air present in respiratory tract from nose upto terminal bronchioles and which is not involved in gaseous exchange is -

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6

Consider the following situations for an adult human being -- I) The maximum amount of air that can be breathed out after a maximum inspiration is around 4500 ml. II) Tidal volume

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7

Which special feature among the following is seen in frogs for gaseous exchange through the skin?

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8

Which of the following statements are correct? (A) Intrathoracic pressure decreases during inspiration. (B) Activation of pneumotaxic center stimulates inspiration. (C) During expi

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9

________ is a common respiratory illness characterized by inflammation of the lungs, cough and fever, chills, shortness of breath.

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10

The oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curve shifts towards left due to increase in ___________.

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11

Read the following statements with respect to LUNGS and select the correct option: (A). They are the respiratory organs. (B). They help in excretion of water and oxygen. (C). They

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12

Following are the parts of upper respiratory system i) External nares ii) Nasal cavities iii) Internal nares iv) Nasopharynx v) Larynx vi) Trachea Choose the correct answer from th

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13

The partial pressure of oxygen of blood in pulmonary capillaries is ----(i)---- mmHg while in alveolar air it is -------(ii)----- mmHg.

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14

Which of the following is NOT directly related to chloride shift?

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15

Select the INCORRECT statement with respect to the respiratory system.

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16

The volume of air remaining in the lungs and the dead space even after maximum expiration is ----------ml.

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17

Given below are two statements: Statement I - The oxygen transported in dissolved state by the plasma in human beings is about 10 % . Statement II - The CO ₂ transported by the pla

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Given below are two statements about the oxygen dissociation curve. Statement (I): The relationship between HbO₂ saturation and oxygen tension (ppO₂ ) is called oxygen dissociation

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Match the Column- I with Column- II. Column- I (Disorder) Column- II (Symptoms) A) Emphysema I) Difficulty in breathing, constriction of bronchioles B) Laryngitis II) Breakdown of

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20

Entry of food into trachea is prevented by ___________.

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21

Identify the correct statements about human lungs. (A). Each lung is enclosed in a double plural membrane with a fluid filled cavity between them. (B). The left lung is larger and

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22

Which one of the following respiratory disorders is NOT caused by bacteria or viruses?

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23

Given below are two statements about transport of O ₂ and CO ₂ . Statement (I): In the alveoli, where ppO ₂ is high and ppCO ₂ is low, the oxygen binds to haemoglobin. Statement (I

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24

Which one of the following prevents the collapsing of the trachea even when there is no air?

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25

Which one of the following parts of the pharynx is the continuation of the internal nares?

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26

If in a person, the trachea and bronchi of the respiratory system do not have tracheal rings, then which of the following would be the result?

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27

In the lungs, the alveolar air is separated from blood by ______.

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28

Which one of the following is NOT a respiratory center which regulates breathing in human?

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29

Which of the following doesn't happen during inspiration?

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30

Identify the INCORRECT statement:

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31

Arrange the following organs of the Human respiratory system from outside to inside:

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32

Arrange the following in order of increasing volume (P) Residual volume (Q) Tidal volume (R) Inspiratory reserve volume (S) Expiratory reserve volume

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33

Which of the following does NOT occur during inspiration ?

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34

Underwater turtles respire with the help of ______.

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Match List I with List II List I (Organism) List II (Respiratory surface) (A). Coelenterates (I). External gills (B). Limulus (II). Plasma membrane (C). Birds (III). Lungs (D). Sal

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We can voluntarily change our pattern of breathing because the respiratory centre __________.

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