Biology objective questions (Beginner Level) | Quiz: Biology General Knowledge Questions
- (A) root tips
- (B) shoot tip
- (C) apical meristem
- (D) lateral meristem
- (A) produce embryonic cells
- (B) protect the root apical meristem from damage
- (C) absorb water
- (D) absorb minerals
- (A) catabolism
- (B) anabolism
- (C) Cell division
- (D) all above
- (A) the scientists of Central America
- (B) Director of Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew
- (C) the International Science Congress
- (D) individuals of all the countries
- (A) 1951
- (B) 1961
- (C) 1971
- (D) 1985
- (A) 1720
- (B) 1753
- (C) 1853
- (D) 1845
7 >>A person who studies about the origin, evolution and variations in plants and also about the classification of plants is referred as ?
- (A) taxonomist
- (B) herbal taxonomist
- (C) classical taxonomist
- (D) evolutionist
- (A) species
- (B) genus
- (C) phylum or division
- (D) kingdom
- (A) Class
- (B) Order
- (C) Genus
- (D) Species
- (A) recognition
- (B) preservation
- (C) comparison
- (D) use of taxonomic keys
- (A) Valliant
- (B) Tournefort
- (C) Micheli
- (D) de Bary
- (A) Philosphia Botanica
- (B) Historia Plantarum
- (C) Species Plantarum
- (D) Flora Lapponica
13 >>Who for the first time tried to use two word names for plants and animals ?
- (A) Linnaeus
- (B) Bauhin
- (C) John Ray
- (D) Aristotle
- (A) overall similarities
- (B) utilitarian system
- (C) plant habit
- (D) common evolutionary descent
- (A) Can demarcate between cryptogams
- (B) clubs together saprophytic fungi with photosynthetic organisms
- (C) divides all organisms into plants and animals
- (D) distinguishes between fungi and protista.
- (A) it has diverse modes of form, structure and nutrition
- (B) of organisms like slime mould which are totally different from all other organisms
- (C) Its members are from different evolutionary lines
- (D) all above.
- (A) cyanobacteria
- (B) viruses
- (C) slime moulds
- (D) all above
- (A) Cyanobacteria, archaebacteria and methanobacteria
- (B) Club moss, bog moss and peat moss
- (C) Reptiles, birds and mammals
- (D) None above
- (A) 1.2 million
- (B) 5 million
- (C) 3 million
- (D) 2 million
- (A) It is much more similar to the bacterial genome than to eukaryotic genomes
- (B) More than half of its genes are never observed in bacteria or eukaryotes
- (C) It is much smaller than the bacterial genome.
- (D) It is housed in the nucleus and no archaean genome has yet been sequenced.
21 >>A taxon derived from a single ancestral population is ?
- (A) phenetic
- (B) monophyletic
- (C) phylogenetic
- (D) polyphyletic
- (A) Whittaker
- (B) Fritsch
- (C) Trainer
- (D) Christensen
- (A) Cuttle, fish, silver fish, sea urchin (coelentrates)
- (B) Centipede, silverfish, millipede (arthropoda)
- (C) Taenia sodium, round worm, flat worm (platyhelminthes)
- (D) None above.
- (A) natural
- (B) artificial
- (C) numerical
- (D) phylogenetic
25 >>The total number of plant families included by Bentham and Hooker in their classification is ?
- (A) 202
- (B) 186
- (C) 196
- (D) 206
- (A) aquatic, terrestrial, aerial
- (B) monera, protista, mentazoa
- (C) cryptogams and phanerogams
- (D) angiosperms and gymnosperms
- (A) antheridium
- (B) paraphyses and capsule
- (C) archegonium
- (D) all above.
- (A) Riccia
- (B) Selaginella
- (C) Marchantia
- (D) both a and c
- (A) Chlamydomonas
- (B) Nostac
- (C) Volvax
- (D) Chara
- (A) gametophyte of Riccia
- (B) gametophyte of Marchantia
- (C) sporogonium of Funaria
- (D) gametophyte of Funaria
- (A) Funaria
- (B) Pogonatum
- (C) Buxbaumia
- (D) Dawasonia
- (A) two
- (B) one
- (C) three
- (D) four
- (A) Pteris
- (B) Selaginella
- (C) Dryopteris
- (D) Azolla
- (A) lamina
- (B) fronds
- (C) sporophyll
- (D) blades
35 >>Which of the following fossil genera stand midway between pterudophytes and gymnosperms ? ?
- (A) Lycopodites
- (B) Seleginellites
- (C) Matonidium
- (D) Calioxylon
- (A) Cycas
- (B) Pinus
- (C) Taxus
- (D) all above.
- (A) Cycas and ferns
- (B) Cycas and Pinus
- (C) Cycas
- (D) Selaginella
- (A) never shed
- (B) shed every year
- (C) shed every five year
- (D) shed after 3 to 15 years
- (A) 0
- (B) 4
- (C) 8
- (D) 16
- (A) Impatiens balsamia
- (B) Pinus
- (C) Helianthus
- (D) Abies balsamea
- (A) climbers
- (B) lianas
- (C) runners
- (D) herbs
- (A) leguminosae
- (B) compositae
- (C) orchidaceae
- (D) loranthaceae
- (A) Arceuthobium
- (B) Gnetum
- (C) Cycas
- (D) Taxus
- (A) cuttle fish, silver fish, hag fish
- (B) man, chimpanze, monkey
- (C) bat, pigeon, butterfly
- (D) crab, earthworm, oyster
- (A) its general structure.
- (B) its general form and the functional interrelationship of its parts
- (C) its general form and its evolutionary history
- (D) the functional interrelationship of its parts and its evolutionary history
- (A) Hydra
- (B) Leucosolenia
- (C) centipede
- (D) earthworm
- (A) nocturnal
- (B) diurnal
- (C) crepuscular
- (D) auroral
- (A) absence of a true coelom
- (B) absence of endoskeleton
- (C) absence of pharyngeal gill slits
- (D) dorsally or laterally placed heart
- (A) they have gastric cavity
- (B) of division of labour among the cells
- (C) they have locomotary organs
- (D) they show regeneration
- (A) archeocytes
- (B) thesocytes
- (C) choanocytes
- (D) porocytes
- (A) radial chamber
- (B) excurrent canals
- (C) paragastric cavity
- (D) incurrent canals
- (A) Spongilla
- (B) Euplectella
- (C) Chalina
- (D) Cliona
- (A) only extracellular
- (B) only intracellular
- (C) first extracellular, then intracellular
- (D) first intracellular, then extracellular
- (A) metachrosis
- (B) metagenesis
- (C) metamorphosis
- (D) metaboly
- (A) excretion
- (B) defence
- (C) replenishment of lost cells
- (D) digestion
- (A) present
- (B) absent
- (C) not well organized
- (D) present only in embryo
- (A) walking
- (B) floating and gliding
- (C) looping and somersaulting
- (D) all of these method
- (A) Protandrous
- (B) Protogynous
- (C) androgynous
- (D) gynandrous
- (A) Fungia
- (B) Meandrina
- (C) Modrepora
- (D) Astraea
- (A) fringing reef
- (B) atoll
- (C) both above
- (D) none above