BLP MCQS CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ Evidence that habituation is not due to sensory adaptation nor motor
fatigue:.
Answer: Spontaneous recovery - if habituation is due to sensory
adaptation/motor fatigue, you would expect the response to recover fully by
the next day (but it does not)
◍ Is a shareholder entitled to a copy of the register of members?.
Answer: Yes - they have the right to receive a copy of the register of
members. To refuse the request, the company must show that the request is
not made for a proper purpose (ss. 115-117 of the Companies Act 2006).
◍ Skinner (2).
Answer: Behavioral - problem w/ cognitiveSometimes animals do look like
reflexive machinesSolution: distinguished between Pavlov and
InstrumentalEliminated S and REmphasized that we should only study the
rate of responding that is modified by rewards and punishments
◍ Promoters of genes that are involved in the synthesis of the spore coat are
indicatedby arrows on the representation of a bacterial chromosome at right.
How do you think a bacterium would most efficiently control spore coat
biosynthesis?.
Answer: by using a sporulation-specific alternate sigma factor
◍ Dishabituation.
Answer: If habituation is due to sensory adaptation or motor fatigue, you
would not expect a brief distraction to restore responding but the response
does partially return
◍ Biochemical Mechanisms.
Answer: Neurotransmitter release decreases at the synapse Due to an
, inactivation of Ca2+
◍ Which of the following is NOT a difference between DNA polymerase and
RNA polymerase?.
Answer: The direction in which the template is read
◍ Ranking of partnership creditors compared to private creditors.
Answer: If the partnership creditors will not be paid in full from partnership
property, those creditors will rank equally with private creditors in having
claims met from the partners' private property. If private creditors of a
particular partner cannot be paid in full from private property, they do have
a right to claim from partnership property. However, this is only after
partnership creditors' claims have been satisfied - depends on facts.
◍ More than 20% lymphoblasts in marrow is the correct answer. Acute
lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphomas (ALLs) are neoplasms composed of
immature B (pre-B) or T (pre-T) cells, which are referred to as
lymphoblasts. About 85% are B-ALLs, which typically manifest as
childhood acute leukemias. Physical exam may reveal pallor, ecchymoses,
lymphadenopathy, or hepatosplenomegaly. There may also be evidence of
tissue infiltration such as bone pain, testicular enlargement, and cranial
nerve palsies. A Presence of 20% or more lymphoblasts in the bone marrow
confirms the diagnosis of AL
L. .
Answer: A 6-year-old boy is seen by a pediatrician for loss of appetite and
irritability. Medical history reveals a recent ear and sinus infection. There is
no family history of cancer. P/E: warm skin, pallor, cervical
lymphadenopathy, mild hepatosplenomegaly, and petechiae over upper
limbs. Labs:Hb 11 gm% (N 14 to 18 gm%)Total white cell count: 20,000
cells/mm3 (N 4,000 to 11,000 cells/mm3)Total platelet count: 80,000
cells/mm3 (N 150,000 to 400,000 cells/mm3)Peripheral blood smear: see
image belowacute_lukemia_q1.jpgAn additional finding that is
characteristically noted in this case is More than 20% lymphoblasts in
marrow Hypercalcemia due to raised PTHrH Sepsis associated with lung
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ Evidence that habituation is not due to sensory adaptation nor motor
fatigue:.
Answer: Spontaneous recovery - if habituation is due to sensory
adaptation/motor fatigue, you would expect the response to recover fully by
the next day (but it does not)
◍ Is a shareholder entitled to a copy of the register of members?.
Answer: Yes - they have the right to receive a copy of the register of
members. To refuse the request, the company must show that the request is
not made for a proper purpose (ss. 115-117 of the Companies Act 2006).
◍ Skinner (2).
Answer: Behavioral - problem w/ cognitiveSometimes animals do look like
reflexive machinesSolution: distinguished between Pavlov and
InstrumentalEliminated S and REmphasized that we should only study the
rate of responding that is modified by rewards and punishments
◍ Promoters of genes that are involved in the synthesis of the spore coat are
indicatedby arrows on the representation of a bacterial chromosome at right.
How do you think a bacterium would most efficiently control spore coat
biosynthesis?.
Answer: by using a sporulation-specific alternate sigma factor
◍ Dishabituation.
Answer: If habituation is due to sensory adaptation or motor fatigue, you
would not expect a brief distraction to restore responding but the response
does partially return
◍ Biochemical Mechanisms.
Answer: Neurotransmitter release decreases at the synapse Due to an
, inactivation of Ca2+
◍ Which of the following is NOT a difference between DNA polymerase and
RNA polymerase?.
Answer: The direction in which the template is read
◍ Ranking of partnership creditors compared to private creditors.
Answer: If the partnership creditors will not be paid in full from partnership
property, those creditors will rank equally with private creditors in having
claims met from the partners' private property. If private creditors of a
particular partner cannot be paid in full from private property, they do have
a right to claim from partnership property. However, this is only after
partnership creditors' claims have been satisfied - depends on facts.
◍ More than 20% lymphoblasts in marrow is the correct answer. Acute
lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphomas (ALLs) are neoplasms composed of
immature B (pre-B) or T (pre-T) cells, which are referred to as
lymphoblasts. About 85% are B-ALLs, which typically manifest as
childhood acute leukemias. Physical exam may reveal pallor, ecchymoses,
lymphadenopathy, or hepatosplenomegaly. There may also be evidence of
tissue infiltration such as bone pain, testicular enlargement, and cranial
nerve palsies. A Presence of 20% or more lymphoblasts in the bone marrow
confirms the diagnosis of AL
L. .
Answer: A 6-year-old boy is seen by a pediatrician for loss of appetite and
irritability. Medical history reveals a recent ear and sinus infection. There is
no family history of cancer. P/E: warm skin, pallor, cervical
lymphadenopathy, mild hepatosplenomegaly, and petechiae over upper
limbs. Labs:Hb 11 gm% (N 14 to 18 gm%)Total white cell count: 20,000
cells/mm3 (N 4,000 to 11,000 cells/mm3)Total platelet count: 80,000
cells/mm3 (N 150,000 to 400,000 cells/mm3)Peripheral blood smear: see
image belowacute_lukemia_q1.jpgAn additional finding that is
characteristically noted in this case is More than 20% lymphoblasts in
marrow Hypercalcemia due to raised PTHrH Sepsis associated with lung
