Discuss the preventive and control measures of Anopheles mosquito. 

Read the following sentences and write True (T) or False (F).
a) Malaria is a disease caused by Anopheles mosquito.
b) The vector for malaria is Culex species.
c) The infection of malaria starts when a female mosquito injects
sporozoites of Plasmodium sp. present in her saliva into a human
skin.
d) Plasmodium cannot complete its life cycle at temperature below
20C.
e) During pregnancy malaria can lead to premature baby delivery.
f) Most malarial deaths occur in urban areas. 

What preventive measures will you take for controlling the bed bugs from entering your house?

Explain the role of Reduviid bug as a biological vector in the transmission of Chagas disease

Give reasons for the following features found in insects.
a) Fleas have a laterally compressed body.
b) Forewings of a few hemipterans are called hemelytra.
c) Hind legs of fleas are saltatorial types with large coxae.
d) Saliva of haematophagous insects contain anticoagulant.
e) Heteroptera have a characteristic scutellum which is absent in
homopterans.
f) The under surface of the housefly labella has prestomial teeth.

Name four insect orders which are of medical importance. Write at least one conspicuous feature and three examples of each order.

Differentiate between:
a) Propagative Transmission and Cyclopropagative Transmission
b) Cyclodevelopmental Transmission and Vertical Transmissio

Read the following sentences and tick mark the correct alternative.
  a) Incubating/Convalescent carriers are infected and can spread the
pathogen, but do not show the symptoms of illness.
   b) The only function of mechanical/biological vectors is to transport
the infectious agents which don’t really need vectors to complete
their life cycle.
   c) In propagative/cyclopropagative transmission the pathogen
undergoes a developmental cycle and multiplication in the body of
arthropod.
   d) Some virus and rickettsiae are transmitted from male/female
parent through the sperms/eggs to the offspring

 Write short notes on following:
  i) Mouthpart modifications in insects
  ii) Types of antennae in insects
  iii) Typical structure of insect wing
  iv) Leg modifications in insect

Which structural, developmental and behavioristic characteristics make insects highly successful organisms on Earth?

What are the kinds of Alternative Dispute Resolution?

 Who can lodge an FIR? Explain the essentials of a FIR.

Discuss the elements of successful advocacy.

Explain the qualities of a good legal researcher

 What are the common obstacles in conducting criminal justice research?

Explain the element of successful Advocacy.

What are personal Bonds?

Discuss the elements of counseling

Explain the importance of Case Law

Write a note on Right to food