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This section includes 1844 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Grade10 knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1751. |
End of muscle attached with some movable bone is called |
| A. | origin |
| B. | moveable muscles |
| C. | insertion |
| D. | immoveable muscles |
| Answer» D. immoveable muscles | |
| 1752. |
The phenomenon in which one muscle contracts and other relaxes is called |
| A. | opposition |
| B. | coordination |
| C. | antagonism |
| D. | none of above |
| Answer» D. none of above | |
| 1753. |
The example of seedless plants are |
| A. | morning glory and rose |
| B. | grasses and roses |
| C. | mosses and ferns |
| D. | sunflower and buttercup |
| Answer» D. sunflower and buttercup | |
| 1754. |
The process in which involves the development of the embryo into the seeding is called |
| A. | seed self pollination |
| B. | seed reproduction |
| C. | seed germination |
| D. | seed pollination |
| Answer» D. seed pollination | |
| 1755. |
In mosses and ferns, sperms are |
| A. | non motile |
| B. | motile |
| C. | thick walled |
| D. | thin walled |
| Answer» C. thick walled | |
| 1756. |
The short and swollen underground stems |
| A. | bulbs |
| B. | corms |
| C. | rhizomes |
| D. | root |
| Answer» C. rhizomes | |
| 1757. |
The plants whose seeds are germinated by following the Epigeal germination are |
| A. | pea and beans |
| B. | papaya and cotton |
| C. | coconut |
| D. | maize |
| Answer» C. coconut | |
| 1758. |
The kind of mechanism in which process is regulated by the output of the same process is called |
| A. | steroid mechanism |
| B. | lecithin mechanism |
| C. | epinephrine mechanism |
| D. | feedback mechanism |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1759. |
Mixed neurons contain the axons of |
| A. | sensory neuron only |
| B. | motor neuron only |
| C. | cell body |
| D. | sensory and motor neurons |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1760. |
We can now get insulin for insulin administration produced from |
| A. | animals |
| B. | bacteria |
| C. | humans |
| D. | insects |
| Answer» C. humans | |
| 1761. |
When blood glucose level drops below normal, pancreas secretes |
| A. | sugar |
| B. | glucose |
| C. | glucagon |
| D. | insulin |
| Answer» D. insulin | |
| 1762. |
The largest area of the brain is called |
| A. | hindbrain |
| B. | midbrain |
| C. | forebrain |
| D. | medulla |
| Answer» D. medulla | |
| 1763. |
DNA consist of strands of |
| A. | dinucleotide |
| B. | trinucleotides |
| C. | polynucleotides |
| D. | Uninucleotide |
| Answer» D. Uninucleotide | |
| 1764. |
The term "artificial selection" was coined by Abu Rehyan Beruni in |
| A. | 14th century |
| B. | 11th century |
| C. | 12th century |
| D. | 13th century |
| Answer» C. 12th century | |
| 1765. |
Nitrogenous base cytosine of one nucleotide forms pair with |
| A. | thymine |
| B. | adenine |
| C. | guanine |
| D. | cytosine |
| Answer» D. cytosine | |
| 1766. |
The sequence of nucleotides of Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) is decided in the procedure of |
| A. | protein synthesis |
| B. | chromatin synthesis |
| C. | nucleosomes synthesis |
| D. | phosphorus synthesis |
| Answer» B. chromatin synthesis | |
| 1767. |
In an individual, the particular combination of genes is called |
| A. | genohype |
| B. | genotype |
| C. | phenotype |
| D. | prototype |
| Answer» C. phenotype | |
| 1768. |
The fish aquarium is best classified as an example of |
| A. | natural biosphere |
| B. | artificial biosphere |
| C. | artificial ecosystem |
| D. | natural ecosystem |
| Answer» D. natural ecosystem | |
| 1769. |
The group of consumers in an ecosystem includes |
| A. | viruses |
| B. | bacteria |
| C. | plants |
| D. | animals |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1770. |
The substances that cause pollution are |
| A. | chemicals |
| B. | pollutants |
| C. | gases |
| D. | bad substances |
| Answer» C. gases | |
| 1771. |
The tertiary consumers that are fed on primary carnivores are also known as |
| A. | primary carnivores |
| B. | tertiary carnivores |
| C. | secondary carnivores |
| D. | secondary herbivores |
| Answer» D. secondary herbivores | |
| 1772. |
Since 1800 the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has increased |
| A. | 0.2 |
| B. | 0.25 |
| C. | 0.5 |
| D. | 0.3 |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1773. |
The amount of nitrogen present in expired and inspired air is |
| A. | 0.69 |
| B. | 0.72 |
| C. | 0.75 |
| D. | 0.79 |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1774. |
Pores in the layer of bark are called |
| A. | stomata |
| B. | cuticle |
| C. | lenticels |
| D. | guttation |
| Answer» D. guttation | |
| 1775. |
During inhalation, the ribs muscles contract and |
| A. | move down |
| B. | shrink |
| C. | expand |
| D. | raise |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1776. |
Lenticels are pores present in the layer of |
| A. | leaf |
| B. | epidermis |
| C. | cuticle |
| D. | bark |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1777. |
The kind of bronchitis that causes no permanent damage to the lungs and lasts for two weeks is called |
| A. | acute bronchitis |
| B. | chronic bronchitis |
| C. | coastal bronchitis |
| D. | intercostal bronchitis |
| Answer» B. chronic bronchitis | |
| 1778. |
The tube that carries urine from urinary bladder to the outside of the body is called |
| A. | ureter |
| B. | urethra |
| C. | renal pelvis |
| D. | nephron |
| Answer» C. renal pelvis | |
| 1779. |
The kind of dialysis in which blood of the patient is pumped through dialyzer is classified as |
| A. | hypotonic dialysis |
| B. | peritoneal dialysis |
| C. | abdominal dialysis |
| D. | hemodialysis |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1780. |
In young stems and leaves, the removal of carbon dioxide is taken place through the |
| A. | epithelial cells |
| B. | epidermal cells |
| C. | stomata |
| D. | root hairs |
| Answer» D. root hairs | |
| 1781. |
Considering the functioning of kidneys, the second step after pressure filtration is |
| A. | papillary re-absorption |
| B. | glomerular absorption |
| C. | selective absorption |
| D. | selective re-absorption |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1782. |
Kidneys are placed against the back wall of |
| A. | diaphragm |
| B. | pelvic cavity |
| C. | abdominal cavity |
| D. | chest cavity |
| Answer» D. chest cavity | |
| 1783. |
The method of the removal of kidney stones in which non-electrical shock waves are bombarded on stones is classified as |
| A. | angioplasty |
| B. | lithotripsy |
| C. | endoscopy |
| D. | angiography |
| Answer» C. endoscopy | |
| 1784. |
Papillary ducts drain into |
| A. | renal pelvis |
| B. | collecting ducts |
| C. | renal corpuscle |
| D. | renal pyramid |
| Answer» B. collecting ducts | |
| 1785. |
In humans urinary systems, the kidneys are protected by |
| A. | last two ribs |
| B. | last four ribs |
| C. | last six ribs |
| D. | last eight ribs |
| Answer» B. last four ribs | |
| 1786. |
Considering the human skin, the inner layer that contains sweating glands, blood vessels, fat cells, and sensory nerve endings is classified as |
| A. | epithelial |
| B. | epidermis |
| C. | dermis |
| D. | epidermal |
| Answer» D. epidermal | |
| 1787. |
The area of the kidney through which ureter and other structures enter and leave kidney is called |
| A. | renal pelvis |
| B. | renal medulla |
| C. | hilus |
| D. | nephron |
| Answer» D. nephron | |
| 1788. |
The prominent scientist who wrote a book based on kidney diseases is |
| A. | ibn e sina |
| B. | ibn ul Haithem |
| C. | Abu Nasr al-Farabi |
| D. | Abu al-Qasim al-Zahrawi |
| Answer» D. Abu al-Qasim al-Zahrawi | |
| 1789. |
The reabsorption of water during urine formation is allowed by |
| A. | descending limp of loop of Henle |
| B. | ascending limp of loop of Henle |
| C. | bowman's capsule |
| D. | glomerulus |
| Answer» B. ascending limp of loop of Henle | |
| 1790. |
The pigment present in the rods located in the retina is called |
| A. | vitreous fovea |
| B. | rhodopsin |
| C. | iodopsin |
| D. | aqueous fovea |
| Answer» D. aqueous fovea | |
| 1791. |
The reflexes such as vomiting, coughing, and sneezing are controlled by |
| A. | pons |
| B. | cerebrum |
| C. | cerebellum |
| D. | medulla oblongata |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1792. |
The photosensitive cells present in the retina that are sensitive to dim light are called |
| A. | optical disc |
| B. | rods |
| C. | cones |
| D. | ligaments |
| Answer» C. cones | |
| 1793. |
Length of the spinal cord is roughly |
| A. | 10 cm |
| B. | 20 cm |
| C. | 30 cm |
| D. | 40 cm |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1794. |
Which of the following is called 'emergency hormone'? |
| A. | adrenaline |
| B. | oxytocin |
| C. | vasopressin |
| D. | thyroxin |
| Answer» B. oxytocin | |
| 1795. |
The change in air composition due to the addition of harmful chemical substances is classified as |
| A. | greenhouse balance |
| B. | air pollution |
| C. | chemical imbalance |
| D. | gases imbalances |
| Answer» C. chemical imbalance | |
| 1796. |
Considering the nitrogen fixation, the ammonia produced in industrial nitrogen fixation is converted into |
| A. | nitric ammonia |
| B. | ammonium nitrate |
| C. | ammonium nitrous |
| D. | ammonia nitrous |
| Answer» C. ammonium nitrous | |
| 1797. |
The primary carnivores of the ecosystem are also classified as |
| A. | tertiary consumers |
| B. | primary decomposers |
| C. | primary consumers |
| D. | secondary consumers |
| Answer» E. | |
| 1798. |
What is the average thickness of the biosphere? |
| A. | 10 km |
| B. | 15 km |
| C. | 20 km |
| D. | 40 km |
| Answer» D. 40 km | |
| 1799. |
In the components of the ecosystem, the phytoplankton is another name of |
| A. | shallow rooted plants |
| B. | fungi |
| C. | floating photosynthetic organisms |
| D. | protozoan |
| Answer» D. protozoan | |
| 1800. |
Enlarged portions on rhizome are called |
| A. | nodes |
| B. | roots |
| C. | shoots |
| D. | stems |
| Answer» B. roots | |