Explore topic-wise MCQs in Grade9.

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301.

The difference between blood groups Rh-positive and Rh-negative are based on antigens known as

A. positive factors
B. O factors
C. AB factors
D. Rh factors
Answer» E.
302.

The Ibn-e-Nafees was born in

A. 1210 AD
B. 1310 AD
C. 1410 AD
D. 1510 AD
Answer» B. 1310 AD
303.

The food is unloaded at the end of the sink through

A. osmotic transport
B. inactive transport
C. active transport
D. epidermal transport
Answer» B. inactive transport
304.

The valve which guards the opening between the left ventricle and left atrium is known as

A. bicuspid atria
B. tricuspid valve
C. bicuspid valve
D. tricuspid atria
Answer» D. tricuspid atria
305.

The path on which oxygenated blood is carried to the heart from the lungs and deoxygenated blood is carried to lungs from the heart is classified as

A. pericardial circuit
B. pericardium circuit
C. aortic circuit
D. pulmonary circuit
Answer» E.
306.

The resolution of electron microscope is

A. 0.1 nm
B. 0.2nm
C. 10nm
D. 20nm
Answer» C. 10nm
307.

The type of epithelial tissues which consists of layers of flat cells is

A. cuboidal epithelium
B. stratified squamous epithelium
C. squamous epithelium
D. columnar epithelium
Answer» C. squamous epithelium
308.

The region in which chromosomes floats in the cytoplasm is called

A. centrosome
B. centrioles
C. granum
D. nucleoid
Answer» E.
309.

The mitochondria is the place for

A. oxygenation
B. aerobic respiration
C. anaerobic respiration
D. protein synthesis
Answer» C. anaerobic respiration
310.

The chromosomes are visible in nucleus during

A. vacuoles formation
B. cell division
C. energy formation
D. none of above
Answer» C. energy formation
311.

The function of white blood cells is to act as an agent in which system of the body?

A. nervous system
B. respiratory system
C. defense system
D. digestive system
Answer» D. digestive system
312.

The shape of red blood cells are

A. triconvex
B. triconcave
C. biconcave
D. biconvex
Answer» D. biconvex
313.

The right and left atria are considered as

A. lower thick-walled chambers
B. upper thick-walled chambers
C. lower thin-walled chambers
D. upper thin-walled chambers
Answer» E.
314.

The single layer of cells which surrounds the pericycle is

A. endodermis
B. pericycle
C. procycle
D. cortex
Answer» B. pericycle
315.

The valve which prevents the blood backflow to right atrium from the right ventricle is classified as

A. bicuspid atria
B. tricuspid valve
C. bicuspid valve
D. tricuspid atria
Answer» C. bicuspid valve
316.

The transpiration of water is also considered as loss of

A. water
B. oxygen
C. nitrogen
D. carbon dioxide
Answer» B. oxygen
317.

The Rh-negative blood group of a person is based on

A. presence of neutrophils
B. absence of Rh factors
C. presence of Rh factors
D. presence of tubulin
Answer» C. presence of Rh factors
318.

The life span of white blood cells is

A. seconds to minutes
B. months to even years
C. minutes to days
D. none of above
Answer» C. minutes to days
319.

The tissues in plants that cause food and water throughout the body of the plant are

A. phloem and xylem
B. mesophyll and chlorophyll
C. paraffin and mesophyll
D. xylem and chlorophyll
Answer» B. mesophyll and chlorophyll
320.

The name of the scientist on whom Cooley's anemia was named is

A. Thomas B. Cooley
B. John B. Cooley
C. Ernst B. Cooley
D. Jane B. Cooley
Answer» B. John B. Cooley
321.

The substances which make 7-9% of plasma in weight are

A. nucleotides
B. amino acids
C. glucose
D. proteins
Answer» E.
322.

The white substance seen at sites of infection which is the accumulation of dead cells is called

A. cristae
B. sternum
C. clot
D. pus
Answer» E.
323.

The broad zone surrounding the endodermis which is composed of thin and large walled cells is called

A. caecum
B. cortex
C. guard cells
D. lower epidermis
Answer» C. guard cells
324.

The amount of blood in an adult human is

A. 6 liters
B. 5 liters
C. 7 liters
D. 9 liters
Answer» C. 7 liters
325.

The veins from the shoulders, head, and arms are joined together to form

A. superior mesenteric artery
B. celiac artery
C. superior van cava
D. inferior vana cava
Answer» D. inferior vana cava
326.

The human blood circulatory system is also known as

A. muscular system
B. cardiovascular system
C. integumentary system
D. immune system
Answer» C. integumentary system
327.

The exchange allowed by the wet surface of cells of leaves is

A. kinetic exchange
B. potential exchange
C. osmotic exchange
D. gaseous exchange
Answer» E.
328.

The arteriosclerosis occurs due to the presence of

A. phosphorus in arteries
B. potassium in arteries
C. magnesium in arteries
D. calcium in arteries
Answer» C. magnesium in arteries
329.

The xylem in plants acts as a one-way street from

A. roots
B. stems
C. shoots
D. leaves
Answer» B. stems
330.

The granulocytes and Agranulocytes are classified as types of

A. macrocytosis
B. thrombocytes
C. erythrocytes
D. leukocytes
Answer» E.
331.

The large artery in which oxygenated blood is carried after leaving left ventricle is considered as

A. hepatic artery
B. aorta
C. atrium
D. celiac artery
Answer» C. atrium
332.

The example of a plant which is sink in the first season of growth and source in next season of growth is

A. root of basil
B. root of mint
C. root of coriander
D. root of beet
Answer» E.
333.

The molecule by which immune response can be stimulated is called

A. white blood cells
B. red blood cells
C. antigen
D. antibody
Answer» D. antibody
334.

The fragments of large cells of the bone marrow are classified as

A. megakaryocytes
B. thrombocytes
C. granulocytes
D. Agranulocytes
Answer» B. thrombocytes
335.

The cells in a single layer that bounds the cortex on the outside are

A. mesophyll cells
B. lateral cells
C. epidermal cells
D. chlorophyll cells
Answer» D. chlorophyll cells
336.

The blood cancer or leukemia can be cured by

A. lungs transplant
B. bone marrow transplant
C. liver transplant
D. kidney transplant
Answer» C. liver transplant
337.

The number of times the average human heart beats in one minute is

A. 40 times
B. 80 times
C. 70 times
D. 50 times
Answer» D. 50 times
338.

The life of platelets present in the blood is about

A. 7-8 months
B. 7-8 days
C. 7-8 years
D. 7-8 minutes
Answer» C. 7-8 years
339.

The risk factors that lead to cardiovascular includes

A. diabetes
B. cholesterol
C. hypertension
D. all of above
Answer» E.
340.

The cohesion and adhesion of water molecules causes the formation of

A. columns of water
B. matrices of water
C. columns of oxygen molecules
D. columns of carbon molecules
Answer» B. matrices of water
341.

The factors that affect the rate of transpiration includes

A. air movement and humidity
B. temperature
C. leaf surface area
D. all of above
Answer» E.
342.

The walls of capillaries are composed of a layer of cells called

A. fibrinogen
B. albumin
C. exothelial
D. endothelium
Answer» E.
343.

The flaps in the veins that prevent backflow of blood are called

A. albumin
B. capillaries
C. valves
D. arteries
Answer» D. arteries
344.

The types of blood disorders include

A. leukemia
B. bleeding disorders
C. thalassemia
D. all of above
Answer» E.
345.

The International thalassemia Day is celebrated on

A. December 8th
B. August 8th
C. June 8th
D. May 8th
Answer» E.
346.

In a minute, the number of times heartbeats is classified as

A. relaxing rate
B. heart rate
C. cardiac rate
D. contracting rate
Answer» C. cardiac rate
347.

The scientist who described the pumping action of the heart and blood pathway in veins and arteries is

A. Ernst Mayr
B. Alexander Fleming
C. William Harvey
D. James Watson
Answer» D. James Watson
348.

The veins that carry blood from knee, calf, and foot are together considered as

A. superior aorta
B. superior atria
C. celiac vein
D. femoral vein
Answer» E.
349.

Diarrhea occurs because of

A. less water absorption
B. more water absorption
C. less water consumption
D. more water consumption
Answer» B. more water absorption
350.

The salts present in bile in place of enzymes are used for emulsification of

A. proteins
B. lipids
C. carbohydrates
D. amino acids
Answer» C. carbohydrates