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Class-12 Biology Ch-12 Biotechnology and its Applications MCQs Exam 2027

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Class-12 Biology Ch-12 Biotechnology and its Applications MCQs Exam 2027

Topic 1: Biotechnological Applications in Agriculture

  1. Which of the following is a pest-resistant plant? [2020A]

    (A) Bt Cotton

    (B) Tobacco

    (C) Both (A) and (B)

    (D) None of these

  2. Bt toxin affects which organ of the insect? [2022A]

    (A) Nervous system

    (B) Epithelial cells of midgut

    (C) Heart

    (D) Respiratory system

  3. Why does Bt toxin protein not kill the Bacillus itself? [2026A]

    (A) Because it exists as inactive ‘protoxin’

    (B) Bacillus digests it

    (C) Bacillus has antibodies against it

    (D) None of these

  4. Which of the following bacteria synthesizes insecticidal protein? [2024A]

    (A) Agrobacterium

    (B) Bacillus thuringiensis

    (C) Rhizobium

    (D) E. coli

  5. The ‘cry-I Ac’ gene protects from which insect? [2023A, 2024A]

    (A) Cotton bollworms

    (B) Corn borer

    (C) Fruit borer

    (D) Paddy pests

  6. ‘cry-I Ab’ controls which of the following? [2019A, 2023A]

    (A) Corn borer

    (B) Cotton pests

    (C) Tobacco nematodes

    (D) Wheat rust

  7. The gene that controls borer in maize is: [2022A]

    (A) cry IAb

    (B) cry IAc

    (C) cry IIAb

    (D) cry IIAc

  8. Which of the following genes controls ‘Cotton Bollworm’? [2024A]

    (A) cry IAc and cry IIAb

    (B) cry IAb

    (C) cry IIIAb

    (D) All of the above

  9. At which pH does Bt toxin become active? [2024A]

    (A) Alkaline pH

    (B) Acidic pH

    (C) Neutral pH

    (D) None of these

  10. Bt Cotton is a ______ plant. [2020A]

    (A) Transgenic

    (B) Hybrid

    (C) Mutated

    (D) None of these

  11. Bt Cotton resists which of the following? [2021A]

    (A) Insects

    (B) Weeds

    (C) Salt

    (D) Drought

  12. In Bt Cotton, ‘Bt’ is a:

    (A) Bacteria

    (B) Fungi

    (C) Algae

    (D) Virus

  13. What does Bt stand for? [2022A]

    (A) Bacillus thuringiensis

    (B) Biotechnology

    (C) Bacterial Toxin

    (D) Biogas technique

  14. Where does Bt toxin bind in the gut of insects?

    (A) Epithelial cells

    (B) Nervous system

    (C) Muscles

    (D) Heart

  15. Bt Maize is resistant to:

    (A) Corn borer

    (B) Drought

    (C) Salt

    (D) All of these

  16. Bt toxins ‘cry-II Ab’ and ‘cry-I Ac’ control:

    (A) Cotton bollworms

    (B) Corn borer

    (C) Wheat pests

    (D) Paddy pests

  17. Bt Brinjal in India was made resistant to:

    (A) Shoot and Fruit Borer

    (B) Drought

    (C) Frost

    (D) Virus

  18. Bt Cotton is known by what name in India?

    (A) Bollgard

    (B) Pusa

    (C) Sharbati

    (D) Sona

  19. Why do Bt toxin crystals not dissolve the bacterial body?

    (A) Because they are in crystal form and inactive

    (B) Bacteria has a protective shield

    (C) Bacteria’s temperature is low

    (D) None of these

  20. Resistance developed in insects against Bt toxin is a result of:

    (A) Natural selection

    (B) Mutation

    (C) Artificial selection

    (D) None of these

  21. Bt toxin kills insects of which orders?

    (A) Lepidopterans, Coleopterans, Dipterans

    (B) Only Lepidopterans

    (C) Only flies

    (D) Only locusts

  22. In which stage is Bt toxin formed?

    (A) During sporulation

    (B) Growth stage

    (C) Death stage

    (D) None of these

  23. How does Bt toxin create pores in the gut of insects?

    (A) Due to cell swelling and lysis

    (B) Due to acid

    (C) Due to friction

    (D) None of these

  24. Need for spraying pesticides on Bt Cotton has decreased; this is:

    (A) Environment friendly

    (B) Expensive

    (C) Harmful

    (D) None of these

  25. The source of ‘Bt’ in Bt Cotton is:

    (A) Bacteria

    (B) Fungi

    (C) Virus

    (D) Insect

  26. What does the word ‘cry’ mean?

    (A) Crystal

    (B) Crying

    (C) Cell

    (D) Cycad

  27. Bt विष के लिए कीटों में प्रतिरोध विकसित होना किसका परिणाम है?

    (A) Natural selection

    (B) Mutation

    (C) Artificial selection

    (D) None of these

  28. In which year was commercial production of Bt Cotton allowed in India?

    (A) 2002

    (B) 1995

    (C) 2010

    (D) 1990

  29. RNA interference (RNAi) technology is used to protect which plant from nematodes? [2019A]

    (A) Tobacco

    (B) Cotton

    (C) Potato

    (D) Tomato

  30. Meloidogyne incognita infects which part of the plant? [2026A]

    (A) Roots of tobacco plants

    (B) Leaves of cotton

    (C) Stem of maize

    (D) Seeds of paddy

  31. Who causes knots in the roots of tobacco?

    (A) Meloidogyne incognita

    (B) Agrobacterium

    (C) E. coli

    (D) Rhizobium

  32. What type of RNA is used in RNAi technology?

    (A) Double-stranded RNA (dsRNA)

    (B) Single-stranded RNA

    (C) mRNA

    (D) tRNA

  33. Gene Silencing is another name for which technique?

    (A) RNAi

    (B) PCR

    (C) ELISA

    (D) DNA Fingerprinting

  34. RNAi technology in plants is induced by:

    (A) Agrobacterium vector

    (B) E. coli

    (C) Microinjection

    (D) Electroporation

  35. In RNAi, what does ‘I’ stand for?

    (A) Interference

    (B) Induced

    (C) Integration

    (D) Identification

  36. RNAi technology is based on:

    (A) mRNA silencing

    (B) tRNA silencing

    (C) DNA silencing

    (D) None of these

  37. Where can dsRNA used in RNAi be obtained from?

    (A) Retrovirus infection

    (B) Transposons (mobile genetic elements)

    (C) Both (A) and (B)

    (D) None of these

  38. In RNAi, whose synthesis is stopped?

    (A) Protein (Translation is stopped)

    (B) DNA

    (C) Lipid

    (D) Carbohydrate

  39. The method to make plants virus-free using biotechnology is:

    (A) Meristem culture

    (B) Seed culture

    (C) Leaf culture

    (D) Root culture

  40. Which vitamin is found in abundance in ‘Golden Rice’? [2022A, 2023A]

    (A) Vitamin-A

    (B) Vitamin-B12

    (C) Vitamin-C

    (D) Vitamin-D

  41. Which substance is the main source of Vitamin-A in Golden Rice?

    (A) Beta-carotene

    (B) Ascorbic acid

    (C) Iron

    (D) Calcium

  42. Golden Rice was developed for: [2019A]

    (A) Overcoming night blindness (Vitamin-A deficiency)

    (B) Increasing protein

    (C) Improving taste

    (D) Increasing production

  43. Which mineral is high in Golden Rice?

    (A) Iron

    (B) Calcium

    (C) Sodium

    (D) Potassium

  44. What causes the yellow color of Golden Rice?

    (A) Beta-carotene

    (B) Vitamin-C

    (C) Iron

    (D) Chlorophyll

  45. Who invented Golden Rice?

    (A) Ingo Potrykus

    (B) Watson

    (C) Khurana

    (D) Mendel

  46. Which gene was inserted into Golden Rice?

    (A) Gene from Daffodil

    (B) Gene from Neem

    (C) Gene from Cotton

    (D) Gene from Maize

  47. Flavr Savr is a variety of: [2018A, 2020A]

    (A) Tomato

    (B) Maize

    (C) Paddy

    (D) Wheat

  48. What is the feature of transgenic tomato ‘Flavr Savr’?

    (A) Long shelf life (slow ripening)

    (B) Sweeter taste

    (C) Red color

    (D) Small size

  49. Which enzyme was reduced in transgenic tomato ‘Flavr Savr’?

    (A) Polygalacturonase

    (B) Amylase

    (C) Lipase

    (D) Protease

  50. Hirudin produced by biotechnology is obtained from:

    (A) Seeds of Brassica napus

    (B) E. coli

    (C) Cotton

    (D) Tomato

  51. The use of biotechnology in agriculture is called:

    (A) Green Biotechnology

    (B) Red Biotechnology

    (C) White Biotechnology

    (D) Blue Biotechnology

  52. What is the benefit of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO)? [2023A]

    (A) Drought tolerant crops

    (B) Pest resistant crops

    (C) Increase in nutritional value

    (D) All of the above

  53. What could be the environmental impact of GM crops?

    (A) Transfer of pollen grains

    (B) Reduction in soil fertility

    (C) Threat to biodiversity

    (D) All of the above

  54. What could be the main disadvantage of GM crops?

    (A) Risk of allergies

    (B) Growth of weeds

    (C) Threat to local species

    (D) All of the above

  55. Introduction of external gene into an organism’s genome is called:

    (A) Genetic modification

    (B) Hybridization

    (C) Mutation

    (D) Selection

  56. What is the main objective of creating transgenic crops?

    (A) Developing pest resistance

    (B) Herbicide tolerance

    (C) Increasing nutritional value

    (D) All of the above

  57. The vector used to deliver genes in plants is:

    (A) pBR322

    (B) Ti-plasmid

    (C) pUC18

    (D) All of these

  58. In which of the following is Ti-plasmid naturally found? [2021A]

    (A) Agrobacterium tumefaciens

    (B) Bacillus thuringiensis

    (C) E. coli

    (D) None of these

  59. Which part of Agrobacterium tumefaciens is used as a vector?

    (A) T-DNA part

    (B) Entire plasmid

    (C) Only cell wall

    (D) None of these

  60. Transgenic potato has increased content of:

    (A) Starch and Protein

    (B) Fat

    (C) Water

    (D) Vitamin-C

  61. Norman Borlaug is associated with:

    (A) Green Revolution

    (B) White Revolution

    (C) Yellow Revolution

    (D) Blue Revolution

  62. The father of Green Revolution in India is:

    (A) M.S. Swaminathan

    (B) Verghese Kurien

    (C) Hargobind Khurana

    (D) Birbal Sahni

Topic 2: Biotechnological Applications in Medicine

  1. Which company first produced ‘Humulin’? [2018A]

    (A) Eli Lilly

    (B) Sun Pharma

    (C) Ranbaxy

    (D) Glaxo

  2. Both chains (A and B) of insulin are linked together by: [2026A]

    (A) Disulfide bonds

    (B) Hydrogen bonds

    (C) Peptide bonds

    (D) Phosphodiester bonds

  3. Which is the first human hormone produced by biotechnology? [2023A]

    (A) Insulin

    (B) Progesterone

    (C) Testosterone

    (D) Estrogen

  4. The term Humulin is used for: [2020A]

    (A) Human insulin

    (B) Antibiotic

    (C) Vaccine

    (D) Vitamin

  5. How many amino acids are present in human insulin?

    (A) 51

    (B) 41

    (C) 61

    (D) 101

  6. Which bacteria is used in insulin production?

    (A) E. coli

    (B) Bacillus

    (C) Rhizobium

    (D) Streptococcus

  7. Which part is removed from pro-insulin during maturation?

    (A) C-peptide

    (B) A-peptide

    (C) B-peptide

    (D) None of these

  8. The removal of C-peptide from pro-insulin in insulin synthesis is called:

    (A) Maturation

    (B) Fragmentation

    (C) Combination

    (D) None of these

  9. How many amino acids are in the A-chain of insulin?

    (A) 21

    (B) 30

    (C) 51

    (D) 15

  10. How many amino acids are in the B-chain of insulin?

    (A) 30

    (B) 21

    (C) 51

    (D) 25

  11. Pro-insulin is a:

    (A) Inactive hormone

    (B) Active hormone

    (C) Enzyme

    (D) Vitamin

  12. How many amino acids are in the C-peptide chain of insulin?

    (A) 33

    (B) 21

    (C) 30

    (D) 15

  13. Which company synthesized artificial genes to make Humulin?

    (A) Eli Lilly

    (B) Pfizer

    (C) Moderna

    (D) Sun Pharma

  14. Which country did Eli Lilly, the company that made Humulin, belong to?

    (A) USA

    (B) Britain

    (C) India

    (D) Japan

  15. How is the deficiency of ADA enzyme treated? [2018A]

    (A) Gene Therapy

    (B) Chemotherapy

    (C) Dialysis

    (D) Enzyme replacement

  16. In 1990, gene therapy was first used for the treatment of: [2018A]

    (A) SCID (ADA deficiency)

    (B) AIDS

    (C) Cancer

    (D) Cystic fibrosis

  17. ADA enzyme is important for which system? [2026A]

    (A) Immune System

    (B) Respiratory system

    (C) Excretory system

    (D) Digestive system

  18. What is the permanent cure for ADA deficiency?

    (A) Gene therapy at embryonic stage

    (B) Bone marrow transplant

    (C) Enzyme injection

    (D) None of these

  19. Which disease is caused by ADA deficiency?

    (A) SCID

    (B) AIDS

    (C) Hemophilia

    (D) Thalassemia

  20. The first gene therapy test on a 4-year-old girl was for which disease?

    (A) ADA deficiency (SCID)

    (B) Anemia

    (C) Leukemia

    (D) Asthma

  21. In which year was the first successful use of gene therapy?

    (A) 1990

    (B) 1980

    (C) 1970

    (D) 2000

  22. What is the full name of ADA enzyme?

    (A) Adenosine deaminase

    (B) Aspartate deaminase

    (C) Arginine deaminase

    (D) None of these

  23. A medical method in which a faulty gene is replaced by a healthy gene:

    (A) Gene therapy

    (B) Chemotherapy

    (C) Physiotherapy

    (D) Radiotherapy

  24. What is the main goal of gene therapy?

    (A) Treatment of genetic diseases

    (B) Increasing height

    (C) Improving skin color

    (D) Reducing obesity

  25. The vector used in gene therapy is often:

    (A) Retrovirus

    (B) Plasmid

    (C) Cosmid

    (D) Bacteriophage

  26. Correcting a genetic disease at the embryonic stage is called:

    (A) Embryonic gene therapy

    (B) Adult gene therapy

    (C) Somatic gene therapy

    (D) None of these

  27. The cells used in gene therapy are often:

    (A) Lymphocytes

    (B) RBCs

    (C) Platelets

    (D) Nerve cells

  28. Alpha-1-antitrypsin is used in the treatment of: [2024A]

    (A) Emphysema

    (B) Asthma

    (C) Cancer

    (D) AIDS

  29. Interferon is used for the treatment of: [2026A]

    (A) Cancer and viral infections

    (B) TB

    (C) Typhoid

    (D) Cholera

  30. ELISA is used in the diagnosis of which disease? [2021A]

    (A) AIDS

    (B) Cancer

    (C) TB

    (D) Typhoid

  31. Which is the fastest method of molecular diagnosis? [2024A]

    (A) PCR

    (B) Urine test

    (C) Serum test

    (D) Widal test

  32. An example of a Recombinant Vaccine is: [2023A]

    (A) Hepatitis-B vaccine

    (B) Smallpox vaccine

    (C) Polio vaccine

    (D) BCG

  33. On which principle is the ELISA test based?

    (A) Antigen-Antibody interaction

    (B) DNA replication

    (C) Protein synthesis

    (D) None of these

  34. PCR is used for the early diagnosis of:

    (A) Cancer and AIDS

    (B) Malaria

    (C) Typhoid

    (D) Jaundice

  35. Interferon is secreted by which type of cells?

    (A) Virus-infected cells

    (B) Bacteria-infected cells

    (C) Cancer cells

    (D) Healthy cells

  36. The use of biotechnology in medicine is called:

    (A) Red Biotechnology

    (B) Green Biotechnology

    (C) White Biotechnology

    (D) Blue Biotechnology

  37. Which enzyme is used to dissolve blood clots?

    (A) Streptokinase

    (B) Amylase

    (C) Lipase

    (D) Protease

  38. From where are antibiotics naturally obtained?

    (A) Fungi and Bacteria

    (B) Algae

    (C) Plants

    (D) Viruses

  39. Vaccines produced by biotechnology are safe because:

    (A) They don’t contain live pathogens

    (B) They are pure

    (C) Both (A) and (B)

    (D) They contain poison

  40. Recombinant DNA tech is used in medicine to make:

    (A) Hormones, Vaccines, Interferons

    (B) Only water

    (C) Only vitamins

    (D) Only enzymes

Topic 3: Transgenic Animals

  1. Among transgenic animals, which has the highest number? [2021A]

    (A) Mice

    (B) Cows

    (C) Pigs

    (D) Fishes

  2. Which human protein was present in the milk of the first transgenic cow ‘Rosie’? [2023A]

    (A) Alpha-1 antitrypsin

    (B) Alpha-lactalbumin

    (C) Albumin

    (D) p53

  3. Transgenic mice are used for: [2019A]

    (A) Safety testing of vaccines

    (B) Grain production

    (C) Milk production

    (D) None of these

  4. What was the protein content in Rosie cow’s milk?

    (A) 2.4 grams per liter

    (B) 5 grams per liter

    (C) 1 gram per liter

    (D) 10 grams per liter

  5. Which was the first transgenic animal created in the world?

    (A) Mouse

    (B) Rabbit

    (C) Cow

    (D) Sheep

  6. Why are transgenic animals used for ‘Toxicity testing’?

    (A) Because they are more sensitive to drugs

    (B) Because they are cheap

    (C) Because they have short life cycles

    (D) All of the above

  7. What is transgenic rabbit used for?

    (A) Testing biological products

    (B) For meat

    (C) For decoration

    (D) None of these

  8. Transgenic sheep ‘Tracy’ was used to produce which protein?

    (A) $\alpha$-1 antitrypsin

    (B) Insulin

    (C) Interferon

    (D) Hemophilia factor

  9. Transgenic animals are used as models for diseases like:

    (A) Cancer, Cystic fibrosis, Alzheimer’s

    (B) Only cancer

    (C) Only asthma

    (D) Only common cold

  10. The use of biotechnology in improving livestock breeds involves:

    (A) Super ovulation and embryo transfer

    (B) Artificial insemination

    (C) Both (A) and (B)

    (D) Only fodder improvement

  11. Transgenic goat used in protein production:

    (A) Tracy

    (B) Dolly

    (C) Rosie

    (D) None of these

  12. Transgenic animals help in the study of:

    (A) Complex genes and their regulation

    (B) Normal physiology

    (C) Disease development

    (D) All of the above

Topic 4: Ethical Issues, Biopiracy, and Patents

  1. Biopiracy is related to: [2021A]

    (A) Bio-resources

    (B) Traditional knowledge

    (C) Bio-molecules

    (D) All of the above

  2. What is the patent for biodiversity called? [2024A]

    (A) Biopatent

    (B) Industrial patent

    (C) Copyright

    (D) Trademark

  3. Who takes decisions on the safety and validity of GM crops in India? [2024A]

    (A) GEAC

    (B) WHO

    (C) UNESCO

    (D) Ministry of Health

  4. How many varieties of Basmati rice are grown in India? [2018A, 2021A]

    (A) 27

    (B) 50

    (C) 10

    (D) 100

  5. What law has the Indian government made to stop Biopiracy? [2023A]

    (A) Indian Patent Bill

    (B) Environmental Law

    (C) Education Policy

    (D) Labor Law

  6. When did an American company first get a patent on Basmati rice? [2026A]

    (A) 1997

    (B) 1990

    (C) 2005

    (D) 1985

  7. A country’s right over its bio-resources is called:

    (A) Bio-sovereignty

    (B) Biopiracy

    (C) Biopatent

    (D) Bioethics

  8. The main Indian product victim of biopiracy is:

    (A) Basmati rice, Neem, and Turmeric

    (B) Mango

    (C) Wheat

    (D) Maize

  9. Which organization considers ethical issues of biotechnology?

    (A) GEAC

    (B) WHO

    (C) ICMR

    (D) CSIR

  10. Responsible for preventing unfair exploitation of biodiversity:

    (A) Bioethics

    (B) Biopatent

    (C) Biopiracy

    (D) Biowar

  11. When was the Indian Government’s ‘Patent Act’ passed?

    (A) 1970

    (B) 1980

    (C) 1990

    (D) 2000

  12. Use of bio-resources in global market without sharing benefits is:

    (A) Biopiracy

    (B) Biopatent

    (C) Biowar

    (D) Bioethics

  13. Document of right to use bio-resources is called:

    (A) Biopatent

    (B) Biopiracy

    (C) Biomark

    (D) Biolayer

  14. Which country took a patent on ‘Neem’, a major example of biopiracy?

    (A) USA

    (B) Germany

    (C) India

    (D) China

  15. How long is a biopatent usually valid?

    (A) 20 years

    (B) 10 years

    (C) 50 years

    (D) Lifetime

  16. Ensures compliance with bioethics rules in India:

    (A) GEAC

    (B) Ministry of Health

    (C) Ministry of Education

    (D) Police

  17. Who suffers the loss from biopiracy?

    (A) Indigenous people and developing countries

    (B) Rich countries

    (C) Scientists

    (D) No one

  18. International agreement to stop unfair exploitation of bio-resources:

    (A) CBD (Convention on Biological Diversity)

    (B) NATO

    (C) UNESCO

    (D) WHO

  19. Using bio-resources without permission is called:

    (A) Biopiracy

    (B) Biopatent

    (C) Biowar

    (D) Bioethics

  20. The main cause of biopiracy is:

    (A) Developed countries have tech but no bio-resources

    (B) Developing countries have resources but no tech

    (C) Both (A) and (B)

    (D) None of these

  21. Study of harmful effects of biotechnology is called:

    (A) Biosafety

    (B) Bioethics

    (C) Biopiracy

    (D) Biopatent

  22. GEAC stands for:

    (A) Genetic Engineering Approval Committee

    (B) General Engineering Advisory Council

    (C) Global Environment Action Committee

    (D) None of these

Topic 5: General Concepts & Miscellaneous Applications

  1. The use of biotechnology in waste management is called:

    (A) Bioremediation

    (B) Biogas production

    (C) Biomining

    (D) Biofertilizer

  2. Biotechnology is used in biogas production by which microbe?

    (A) Methanogens

    (B) E. coli

    (C) Fungi

    (D) Algae

  3. The use of biotechnology in forensic science is called:

    (A) DNA Fingerprinting

    (B) Gene mapping

    (C) Protein mapping

    (D) None of these

  4. Biotechnology is important for the future because it:

    (A) Provides food security

    (B) Treats incurable diseases

    (C) Reduces pollution

    (D) All of the above

  5. The use of biotechnology in the Human Genome Project (HGP) is:

    (A) DNA sequencing

    (B) Protein analysis

    (C) Fat analysis

    (D) None of these

  6. An example of Biopiracy is: [2023A]

    (A) Basmati Rice

    (B) Neem

    (C) Turmeric

    (D) All of the above

  7. Which of the following is used as a bio-fertilizer?

    (A) Cyanobacteria

    (B) Mycorrhiza

    (C) Rhizobium

    (D) All of these

  8. Biotechnology in food processing helps in:

    (A) Increasing shelf life

    (B) Improving nutritional quality

    (C) Both (A) and (B)

    (D) Decreasing cost only

  9. Which technique allows for the detection of very low concentration of a bacteria or virus? [2024A]

    (A) PCR

    (B) ELISA

    (C) Gene Therapy

    (D) Hybridization

Bihar Board Class 12th के (Biology/जीवविज्ञान ) = जीवविज्ञान ‘भाग-1 (Englsih Medium) Book Chapter- 12 Biotechnology and its Applications के Exam 2027 MCQs Questions Answer Key

प्रश्न संख्याउत्तरप्रश्न संख्याउत्तरप्रश्न संख्याउत्तरप्रश्न संख्याउत्तर
1(C)38(A)75(A)112(C)
2(B)39(A)76(A)113(A)
3(A)40(A)77(A)114(D)
4(B)41(A)78(A)115(D)
5(A)42(A)79(A)116(A)
6(A)43(A)80(A)117(A)
7(A)44(A)81(A)118(A)
8(A)45(A)82(A)119(A)
9(A)46(A)83(A)120(A)
10(A)47(A)84(A)121(A)
11(A)48(A)85(A)122(A)
12(A)49(A)86(A)123(A)
13(A)50(A)87(A)124(A)
14(A)51(A)88(A)125(A)
15(A)52(D)89(A)126(A)
16(A)53(D)90(A)127(A)
17(A)54(D)91(A)128(A)
18(A)55(A)92(A)129(A)
19(A)56(D)93(A)130(A)
20(A)57(B)94(A)131(A)
21(A)58(A)95(A)132(A)
22(A)59(A)96(A)133(A)
23(A)60(A)97(A)134(C)
24(A)61(A)98(A)135(A)
25(A)62(A)99(A)136(A)
26(A)63(A)100(A)137(A)
27(A)64(A)101(C)138(A)
28(A)65(A)102(A)139(A)
29(A)66(A)103(A)140(D)
30(A)67(A)104(B)141(A)
31(A)68(A)105(A)142(D)
32(A)69(A)106(A)143(D)
33(A)70(A)107(A)144(C)
34(A)71(A)108(D)145(A)
35(A)72(A)109(A)
36(A)73(A)110(A)
37(C)74(A)111(A)

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