Biology objective questions (Diversity In the Living World) | Quiz: Biology General Knowledge Questions
1 >>They are the remains or impressions of living organisms preserved in rocks: ?
2 >>It is the study of fossils and their relationship to the evolution of life on earth: ?
3 >>Man has been able to produce food in greater quantities due to advancement in: ?
4 >>Taxonomy is the study of: ?
5 >>Anatomy deals with the study of: ?
6 >>Pollution of our surroundings in the recent past has resulted because of: ?
7 >>The statement made by a scientist, which may be the possible answer to the problem. ?
8 >>Which of the following is involved in the spread of malaria ? ?
9 >>People who slept outside in open spaces suffered from malaria more frequently than those who slept indoors, indicates that: ?
10 >>The entry of Plasmodium into the blood of Man was discovered by: ?
11 >>In case of typical attack, malarial patient feels: ?
12 >>Sexual reproduction of the malaria parasite occurs in : ?
13 >>Inside human body Plasmodium attacks: ?
14 >>In the life cycle of Plasmodium fusion of gametes and formation of gametes and formation of zygote take place in: ?
15 >>The part of Cinchona plant found suitable for the treatment of Malaria was: ?
16 >>When sporozoites of Plasmodium pass from the blood to liver cells, they multiply for: ?
17 >>Man can now be saved from fatal diseases by using: ?
18 >>The word malaria has been derived from the combination of two words which are: ?
19 >>Which one of the following best describes the scientific method? ?
20 >>Which of the following stages of Plasmodium is diploid? ?
21 >>Which of the following stages of Plasmodium is spindle shaped? ?- (A) Tissues
- (B) Fossils
- (C) Calcium
- (D) Statutes
- (A) embryology
- (B) taxonomy
- (C) physiology
- (D) None of these
- (A) Mathematics
- (B) Space science
- (C) Physics
- (D) Biology
- (A) Functions of different parts of organisms
- (B) Naming and classification of organisms
- (C) Hereditary characters
- (D) Structure and functions of cells
- (A) Relationship between organisms and their environment
- (B) Development of an organism from a fertilized egg or zygote
- (C) Structure and function of molecular components of the cell
- (D) Internal organs of organisms
- (A) Biological Research
- (B) Rapid industrialization
- (C) Information Technology
- (D) Forestation
7 >>The statement made by a scientist, which may be the possible answer to the problem. ?
- (A) Deduction
- (B) Theory
- (C) Hypothesis
- (D) Law
- (A) Bacterium
- (B) Bad Air
- (C) Virus
- (D) Mosquito
- (A) Bad air is involved in the spread of Malaria
- (B) Bacteria are involved in the spread of Malaria
- (C) Mosquitoes are involved in the spread of Malaria
- (D) Birds are involved in the spread of Malaria
- (A) A. F. A. King
- (B) Laveran
- (C) Ronald Ross
- (D) Grassi
- (A) Very cold and chilly
- (B) Very Warm
- (C) Sleepy
- (D) Normal
12 >>Sexual reproduction of the malaria parasite occurs in : ?
- (A) Man
- (B) Mosquito
- (C) Red blood cells
- (D) Both a and b
- (A) Nerve cells
- (B) Red blood cells
- (C) White blood cells
- (D) Kidney cells
- (A) Body of Man
- (B) Body of Mosquito
- (C) Air
- (D) Water
- (A) Seeds
- (B) Fruits
- (C) Leaves
- (D) Bark
- (A) 8 days
- (B) 10 days
- (C) 12 days
- (D) 14 days
- (A) Vaccine
- (B) Bacteria
- (C) Antibiotics
- (D) Plasmodium
- (A) Latin
- (B) Italian
- (C) Greek
- (D) Arabic
- (A) Doing experiments in laboratories
- (B) Collecting all known facts on a subject
- (C) Developing and testing hypothesis
- (D) Using sensitive electronic measuring instruments
- (A) Merozoite
- (B) Sporozoite
- (C) Zygote (ookinete)
- (D) Gametocyte
- (A) sporozoite
- (B) Merzoite
- (C) Gametocyte
- (D) Ookinete
- (A) Merozoites
- (B) Sporozoites
- (C) Gametocytes
- (D) Zygote
- (A) ookinetes
- (B) Gametocytes
- (C) Sporozoites
- (D) Merozoites
24 >>Which of the following is not true of malaria patient? ?
- (A) feels cold and chilly
- (B) feels headache
- (C) feels appetite
- (D) temperature rises up to 106 degree F
- (A) Dutrochet
- (B) Robert Brown
- (C) Robert Hooke
- (D) Schleiden
- (A) Low transport
- (B) Passive transport
- (C) Active transport
- (D) Moderate transport
- (A) Pine
- (B) Sheesham
- (C) Oak
- (D) Mulberry
- (A) Tiny creatures
- (B) Small holes
- (C) Small chambers
- (D) Bacteria
- (A) Robert Brown observations on Nucleus
- (B) Robert Hooke’s observations on Cells
- (C) Schwann observations of cells
- (D) Schleiden observations on cells
- (A) Phloem cells
- (B) Parenchyma cells
- (C) Sclerenchyma cells
- (D) Chlorechyma cells
- (A) Secretion
- (B) Support
- (C) Carry Oxygen
- (D) Storage of surplus food
- (A) Water soluble
- (B) Protein soluble
- (C) Alcohol soluble
- (D) Lipid soluble
- (A) Passive transport
- (B) Active transport
- (C) Negative transport
- (D) Fast transport
- (A) Middle lamella
- (B) Secondary wall
- (C) Primary wall
- (D) Plasma membrane
35 >>It is the first to be formed: ?
- (A) Primary wall
- (B) Secondary wall
- (C) Tertiary wall
- (D) Middle lamella
- (A) Cell wall
- (B) Plasma membrane
- (C) Cytoplasm
- (D) A & B
- (A) 50
- (B) 60
- (C) 70
- (D) 90
- (A) Nucleolus
- (B) Mitochondria
- (C) Endoplasmic Reticulum
- (D) Golgi Apparatus
- (A) Synthesize proteins
- (B) Detoxify the harmful drugs
- (C) Prepare food
- (D) Decompose proteins
- (A) Four forms
- (B) Three forms
- (C) Two forms
- (D) One form
- (A) 100S particle
- (B) 90S particle
- (C) 80S particle
- (D) 70S particle
- (A) Ribosomes
- (B) Mitochondria
- (C) Nucleus
- (D) Nucleolus
- (A) Plastids
- (B) Golgi Apparatus
- (C) Cell Membranes
- (D) Centrioles
- (A) Gymnosperms
- (B) Bacteria
- (C) Mosses
- (D) Angiosperms
- (A) Chloroplast
- (B) Ribosomes
- (C) Mitochondria
- (D) Golgi Complex
- (A) Ribosome
- (B) Cytoplasm
- (C) Cell membrane
- (D) Nuclear membrane
- (A) Chlorophyll
- (B) Plasma membrane
- (C) Plastids
- (D) Cell wall
- (A) Ribosome-Protein synthesis
- (B) Chloroplast -Photosynthesis
- (C) Mitochondria - Fermentation
- (D) Plasma membrane - Osmosis
- (A) Plasma membrane
- (B) Nuclear envelope
- (C) Ribosome
- (D) Cell wall
- (A) None
- (B) One
- (C) Two
- (D) Three
- (A) Glycogen
- (B) DNA
- (C) RNA
- (D) Cholesterol
- (A) Lysosome
- (B) Chloroplast
- (C) Mitochondrion
- (D) Chromoplast
- (A) Aerobic cellular respiration
- (B) Digesting part of the cell
- (C) Synthesizing protein
- (D) Synthesizing lipids
- (A) in all cells
- (B) only in plant cells
- (C) only in animal cells
- (D) in all eukaryotic cells
- (A) Golgi complex
- (B) Endoplasmic complex
- (C) Chloroplast
- (D) Cell wall
- (A) Chromoplasts and leucoplast
- (B) Mitochondria and chloroplast
- (C) Mitochondria and Chromoplasts
- (D) Chloroplasts and leucoplasts
- (A) leucoplasts
- (B) chloroplasts
- (C) Chromoplasts
- (D) Proplasts
- (A) synthesize ribosomes
- (B) Control what goes into and out of the cell
- (C) Allow all kinds of substances to enter the cell
- (D) Move the cell from place to place
- (A) Plasmodesmata
- (B) desmosomes
- (C) middle lamella
- (D) non of these
- (A) is sandwiched between two protein layers
- (B) has protein embedded in it
- (C) lies on top of a single protein layer
- (D) is covered by a single protein layer