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1.

The meaning of "angina pectoris" is

A. artery death
B. heart death
C. chest pain
D. knee pain
Answer» D. knee pain
2.

The scientist who described the blood circulation pathway for the first time is

A. Ibn-e-Nafees
B. Charles Darwin
C. Ernst Haeckel
D. Rachel Carson
Answer» B. Charles Darwin
3.

During the night, the plants keep their

A. mesophyll opens
B. chlorophyll blocked
C. stomata opens
D. stomata closed
Answer» E.
4.

Out of 16 bio elements, 10 makes the total mass percentage which is equal to

A. 0.01
B. 0.02
C. 0.03
D. 0.04
Answer» B. 0.02
5.

The study of the chemistry of different processes and compounds in living organisms is classified as

A. biogeography
B. bio economic
C. anthropology
D. biochemistry
Answer» E.
6.

Grinding of food and the movement of food to posterior end is done by

A. muscular tissue
B. cardiac tissue
C. contracting tissue
D. connective tissue
Answer» B. cardiac tissue
7.

The examples of the multicellular organization are

A. Volvox and amoeba
B. cactus and mustard
C. mustard and frog
D. amoeba and frog
Answer» D. amoeba and frog
8.

The tissues by which gastric juice is secreted for proteins digestion are

A. epithelial tissues
B. muscular tissues
C. nervous tissues
D. ground tissues
Answer» B. muscular tissues
9.

The function of cuboidal epithelium is

A. protection of inner parts
B. absorption of secretions
C. release of secretions
D. movement of materials
Answer» D. movement of materials
10.

The nervous tissues, muscle tissues, epithelial tissues, and connective tissues are major categories of

A. mitotic tissues
B. animal tissues
C. plant tissues
D. meiotic tissues
Answer» C. plant tissues
11.

The organelles that can be seen under the electron microscope are

A. cell organelles
B. Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA)
C. Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)
D. all of above
Answer» E.
12.

The process of glucose breakdown during cellular respiration is

A. organic breakdown
B. nucleolus
C. dialysis
D. glycolysis
Answer» E.
13.

The small openings in the epidermis leaf are called

A. nucleotides
B. stomatas
C. granules
D. geraniums
Answer» C. granules
14.

The portion of the stomach which is present beneath the cardiac portion is called

A. opsin portion
B. gastric portion
C. pyloric portion
D. cardiac portion
Answer» D. cardiac portion
15.

The length of the duodenum is

A. 25 cm
B. 31 cm
C. 21 cm
D. 35 cm
Answer» B. 31 cm
16.

The trace mineral required for the normal functioning of thyroid is

A. iodine
B. molybdenum
C. nickel
D. Sulphur
Answer» B. molybdenum
17.

The organic fertilizers include

A. manure and compost
B. sulfur and gypsum
C. rock phosphate and compost
D. magnesium and phosphorus
Answer» B. sulfur and gypsum
18.

The process of chewing food is also known as

A. mastication
B. lubrication
C. peristalsis
D. anti-peristalsis
Answer» B. lubrication
19.

The symptoms of scurvy include

A. slow healing of wounds
B. joint and muscle pain
C. bleeding gums and dry skin
D. all of above
Answer» E.
20.

If the nitrogen is the main element of fertilizers then the fertilizers are classified as

A. structural fertilizers
B. non-structural fertilizers
C. nitrogen fertilizers
D. respiratory fertilizers
Answer» D. respiratory fertilizers
21.

The major macronutrient which is the component of enzymes and vitamins is

A. calcium phosphate
B. carbon dioxide
C. Sulphur
D. sea salt
Answer» D. sea salt
22.

The mineral in the body which helps in absorption of nutrients and maintain the balance of fluid in the body is

A. sodium
B. iodine
C. chromium
D. boron
Answer» B. iodine
23.

The tube in the digestive system that extends to anus from mouth is classified as

A. alimentary canal
B. esophagus
C. wind pipe
D. large intestine
Answer» B. esophagus
24.

Theodor Schwann reported that all animal's tissues are composed of

A. cells
B. organelles
C. cell wall
D. cell membrane
Answer» B. organelles
25.

The model of cell membrane which states that protein molecules are embedded in lipid bilayer is called

A. bipolar-mosaic model
B. lipid mosaic model
C. fluid-mosaic model
D. lipid layer model
Answer» D. lipid layer model
26.

The shrinkage of the cytoplasm is classified as

A. plasmolysis
B. dialysis
C. electrolysis
D. all of above
Answer» B. dialysis
27.

The increase in the length of the plant due to the division of apical meristems is called

A. primary growth
B. secondary growth
C. tertiary growth
D. epidermal growth
Answer» B. secondary growth
28.

The tiny organisms observed by Dutch naturalist Leeuwenhoek are known as

A. cellulite
B. cellulose
C. animalcules
D. cellulae
Answer» D. cellulae
29.

The femoral vein empties into

A. external iliac vein
B. internal iliac vein
C. inferior iliac vein
D. none of above
Answer» B. internal iliac vein
30.

The phloem present in the plant is responsible for the transportation of

A. nitrogen molecules
B. carbon dioxide
C. food substances
D. oxygen
Answer» D. oxygen
31.

The flat and short bones in the human body include

A. ribs
B. sternum
C. vertebrae
D. all of above
Answer» E.
32.

Considering the layers of arteries, the middle layer of the artery is composed of

A. connective tissue and cardiac muscles
B. elastic tissue and skeletal muscles
C. elastic tissue and smooth muscles
D. elastic tissue and cardiac muscles
Answer» D. elastic tissue and cardiac muscles
33.

Of all the arteries, the arteries that cannot carry oxygenated blood are

A. aortic arteries
B. pulmonary arteries
C. systole arteries
D. diastole arteries
Answer» C. systole arteries
34.

All the scientific information comes under one name that is

A. biology
B. chemistry
C. math
D. Science
Answer» E.
35.

The tissue present between xylem and phloem are known as

A. apical meristem
B. lateral meristem
C. permanent tissue
D. ground tissue
Answer» C. permanent tissue
36.

The organ which is specialized for food storing and digestion of proteins is

A. lungs
B. stomach
C. kidneys
D. liver
Answer» C. kidneys
37.

Individuals who live together in a population are known as

A. specie
B. kingdom
C. eukaryotes
D. protist
Answer» B. kingdom
38.

The groups of the cells that perform similar functions are classified as

A. micro molecules
B. macromolecules
C. tissues
D. molecules
Answer» D. molecules
39.

The disease condition in which synthesized collagens are unstable is called

A. tuberculosis
B. angina
C. hemophilia
D. scurvy
Answer» E.
40.

The organic fertilizers can be derived from

A. animal materials only
B. plant materials only
C. carbon materials
D. animal and plant materials
Answer» E.
41.

The dietary fiber is also known as

A. roughage
B. rhodopsin
C. pepsin
D. opsin
Answer» B. rhodopsin
42.

The solid remains of the food after absorption of water is called

A. feces
B. bile
C. urine
D. cristae
Answer» B. bile
43.

The two main portions of the stomach include

A. cardia portion only
B. pyloric portion only
C. pepsin portion
D. cardia and pyloric portion
Answer» E.
44.

The division phase is also known as

A. C phase
B. S phase
C. M phase
D. G phase
Answer» D. G phase
45.

The bivalent chromosomes are also known as

A. tetrad
B. covalent
C. trivalent
D. compound
Answer» B. covalent
46.

The cells in which spindle fibers are not formed during the division process are

A. sporophytes
B. prokaryotes
C. eukaryotes
D. gametophytes
Answer» C. eukaryotes
47.

The major phases of the cell cycle include

A. mitotic phase only
B. interphase only
C. anaphase
D. mitotic and interphase
Answer» E.
48.

The cells of multicellular organisms in which mitosis undergoes are

A. chromatin cells
B. somatic cells
C. daughter cells
D. parent cells
Answer» C. daughter cells
49.

The epidermal tissues consist of a single-cell layer to cover

A. body of plants
B. roots of plants
C. flower of plants
D. seeds of plants
Answer» B. roots of plants
50.

The tissue which binds and supports other tissues is called

A. connective tissue
B. linkage tissue
C. muscle tissue
D. nervous tissue
Answer» B. linkage tissue