Explore topic-wise MCQs in Grade9.

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901.

The skeletal muscles are responsible for movements of

A. elongated cells
B. materials
C. bones
D. flat cells
Answer» D. flat cells
902.

The cells that consist of a large surface for absorbing salts and water are

A. phloem cells
B. nucleoid cells
C. root hair cells
D. xylem cells
Answer» D. xylem cells
903.

The scientist who studied tissues of plants and made a statement in cell theory is

A. William Batram
B. Mathias Schleiden
C. Bruce Ames
D. John Bachman
Answer» C. Bruce Ames
904.

The vessel elements lack the end walls are joined together to form

A. nucleotides
B. long tubes
C. chromatins
D. nuclei
Answer» C. chromatins
905.

The structure of walls in the ground tissues is

A. primary cell walls
B. secondary cell walls
C. tertiary cell walls
D. tetra cell walls
Answer» B. secondary cell walls
906.

After the contraction of the left ventricle, the oxygenated blood is pumped in

A. ventricle
B. aorta
C. atria
D. semi lunar valve
Answer» C. atria
907.

The arteries that supply blood to the ribs are called

A. hepatic arteries
B. dorsal arteries
C. intercostal arteries
D. celiac arteries
Answer» D. celiac arteries
908.

The substances that are found in plasma in trace amounts are

A. zinc, magnesium and calcium
B. phosphorus, Sulphur and copper
C. nickel, chlorine and iron
D. molybdenum, potassium and boron
Answer» B. phosphorus, Sulphur and copper
909.

The classification of blood which is based on the absence or presence of antigens on RBCs cells is called

A. leukocytes group system
B. blood group systems
C. antigen group system
D. erythrocytes group system
Answer» C. antigen group system
910.

The table salt is also known as

A. calcium chloride
B. magnesium chloride
C. potassium chloride
D. sodium chloride
Answer» E.
911.

In tracheids, the slender cells that have overlapping ends are called

A. stroma
B. thylakoids
C. tracheids
D. cristae
Answer» D. cristae
912.

The striped cells of skeletal muscles consist of many

A. centrosome
B. nuclei
C. nucleotide
D. granum
Answer» C. nucleotide
913.

The phloem and xylem tissues are only found in

A. vascular plants
B. exocytosis plants
C. epidermal plants
D. endocytosis plants
Answer» B. exocytosis plants
914.

The two centrioles are classified as

A. cyto-centrioles
B. centrosome
C. granum centriole
D. endo-centrioles
Answer» C. granum centriole
915.

The function of columnar epithelium is

A. movement of materials
B. protection of inner parts
C. absorption of secretions
D. release of secretions
Answer» E.
916.

Organization of different organs and organs system forms an

A. individual
B. animal
C. ecosystem
D. all of above
Answer» B. animal
917.

The Brassica Campestris is the scientific name of

A. radish plant
B. mustard plant
C. spinach plant
D. lemon plant
Answer» C. spinach plant
918.

Bacteria is an example of

A. prokaryotes
B. eukaryotes
C. autotrophic
D. heterotrophic
Answer» B. eukaryotes
919.

Bio elements usually do not exist in

A. groups
B. isolation
C. clusters
D. heaps
Answer» C. clusters
920.

Khalaq-al-Ansan is a famous book of

A. Jabir - bin Hayan
B. Abdul Malik Asmai
C. Bu Ali Sina
D. Aristotle
Answer» C. Bu Ali Sina
921.

The protein which is present in microtubules is called

A. mosaic protein
B. plasma protein
C. chitin protein
D. tubulin protein
Answer» E.
922.

The kind of diffusion in which energy does not expend during diffusion of molecules across the membrane is called

A. macro transport
B. micro transport
C. active transport
D. passive transport
Answer» E.
923.

The function of small vacuoles of mature plant cells is to

A. absorb water
B. absorb oxygen
C. absorb carbon dioxide
D. absorb salts
Answer» B. absorb oxygen
924.

The example of a hypotonic solution is

A. freshwater
B. seawater
C. hydrochloric acid
D. nitric acid
Answer» B. seawater
925.

The hypertonic solution has relatively

A. less solvent
B. more solute
C. less solute
D. more solvent
Answer» C. less solute
926.

The phases of meiosis are subdivided into

A. metaphase II and anaphase II
B. telophase II
C. prophase II
D. all of above
Answer» E.
927.

The germ cells are the cells that give rise to

A. gametes
B. ovaries
C. sperms
D. eggs
Answer» B. ovaries
928.

The complex protein structure from which the spindle fibers are attached is called

A. kinetochores
B. centromere
C. cristae cells
D. stamen cells
Answer» B. centromere
929.

The points of attachment where non-sister chromatids of homologous chromosomes are joined with each other at certain points are called

A. covalent
B. chiasmata
C. tetrad
D. bivalent
Answer» C. tetrad
930.

The number of chromosomes in the parent cell are

A. equal
B. not equal
C. 38 chromosomes
D. 48 chromosomes
Answer» B. not equal
931.

The example of an organism which reproduces through budding is

A. paramecium
B. hydra
C. flagella
D. jelly fish
Answer» C. flagella
932.

In the anaphase I, the chromosome is pulled to the one pole to form

A. four diploid sets
B. two diploid sets
C. two haploid sets
D. four haploid sets
Answer» D. four haploid sets
933.

The number of phases in the cell cycle are

A. five
B. three
C. four
D. two
Answer» C. four
934.

During cytokinesis in plants, the vesicles are moved to the middle of the cell to form

A. cell plate
B. cleavage plate
C. fibrous plate
D. chromatin plate
Answer» B. cleavage plate
935.

The microtubules formed in prophase are called

A. spindle fibers
B. mitotic fibers
C. micro fibers
D. micro centromere
Answer» B. mitotic fibers
936.

The basis of development from a single cell into a multicellular body is

A. osmosis
B. infusion
C. mitosis
D. meiosis
Answer» D. meiosis
937.

The chromatin converted into the ordered structures known as

A. ribosomes
B. chromosomes
C. lysosomes
D. centrosome
Answer» C. lysosomes
938.

The second part of meiosis which is similar to mitosis is

A. meiosis I
B. meiosis II
C. meiosis III
D. meiosis IV
Answer» C. meiosis III
939.

The process by which the homologous chromosomes forms pairs by lining up with each other is called

A. electro kinesis
B. interkinesis
C. intrakinesis
D. synapsis
Answer» E.
940.

The phase which is a reversal of prophase is called

A. prophase I
B. anaphase I
C. telophase I
D. metaphase I
Answer» D. metaphase I
941.

The chromosomes are duplicated during the cell cycle in

A. B phase
B. G phase
C. S phase
D. P phase
Answer» D. P phase
942.

The phenomenon in which segments of non-sister chromatids are exchanged is called

A. taking over
B. making over
C. passing over
D. crossing over
Answer» E.
943.

The kinetochores are preset in each chromosome at

A. somatic cells
B. vacuoles
C. centromere
D. gametophytes
Answer» D. gametophytes
944.

The cell plate is also known as

A. nucleiplast
B. phragmoplast
C. chloroplast
D. fibroblast
Answer» C. chloroplast
945.

The necrosis is classified as

A. accidental cell death
B. mitotic cell death
C. programmed cell death
D. non-programmed cell death
Answer» B. mitotic cell death
946.

The term which we used to measure the clarity of an image is

A. resolution only
B. resolving only
C. magnification
D. resolution and resolving
Answer» E.
947.

Considering the types of endocytosis, the phagocytosis means

A. cellular eating
B. cellular absorption
C. cellular respiration
D. cellular osmosis
Answer» B. cellular absorption
948.

The increase in the size of the object is known as

A. magnification
B. resolving
C. scanning
D. focusing
Answer» B. resolving
949.

The granular fluid present inside the nuclear envelope is called

A. glycolysis
B. nucleolus
C. cytoplasm
D. nucleolus
Answer» E.
950.

The environment in which plant cell's cytoplasm shrinks due to the loss of water is

A. hypotonic environment
B. isotonic environment
C. toning environment
D. hypertonic environment
Answer» E.