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   CHAPTER No. 4

1.      The use of microscope is known as:

(A) Photography        (B) Endoscopy                        (C) Microscopy          (D) Micrograph

2.      First microscope was made in.

(A) 1995                     (B) 1895                     (C) 1595                     (D) 1685

3.      Resolution power of human eye is;

(A) 0.1 mm                 (B) 0.01 mm               (C) 10mm                   (D) 10 mm

4.      A light microscope can magnify objects.

(A) 2500 times                      (B) 1500 times           (C) 1000 times                       (D) 2000 times

5.      The photograph taken by microscope is called

(A) Photograph          (B) Tonograph            (C) Micrograph          (D) cardiograph

6.      Magnification of light microscope is:                                      

(A) 1300 X                  (B) 1400 X                  (C)    1500 X               (D)  1600 X

7.      In one millimeter, micrometers are:

(A) 10                          (B) 100                                    (C) 1000                     (D) 1/1000

8.      The resolution of modern electron microscope is…………..

(A) 0.2nm                   (B) 0.3nm                   (C) 0.1nm                   (D) 0.12nm

9.      Robert Hooke used microscope to examine cork in _______

(A)  1958                     (B) 1665                     (C) 1560                     (D) 1470

10.  In 1831.......... Discovered nucleus in the call.                                 

(A) Robert brown      (B) Robert hook         (C) Laveran                 (D) Louis pasteur

11.  Robert Hooke was a scientist.

(A) Greek                    (B) Iranian                  (C) Polish                    (D) British

12.  In 1665 a British scientist first of all discovered cell:

(A) Robert brown      (B) Robert hook         (C) Aristotle               (D) Lamarck

13.  Suggested a biological principle that all living cells are made by pre-existing cells.                   

 (A) Schleiden                         (B) Robert Brown      (C) Louis Pasteur (D)Rudolf Virchow

14.  All cells are formed from preexisting cells is the saying of:

(A) Rudolf Virchow    (B) Pasteur                 (C) Robert Hook        (D) Darwin

15.  Nucleus is discovered in plant cell.

(A) 1932                     (B) 1931                     (C) 1731                     (D) 1831

16.  Cells were first described by:

(A) Aristotle               (B) Robert Brown      (C) Robert Hooke      (D) Schwan

17.  In the cell wall of plants the chemical present is:                

(A) Lignin                    (B) Cellulose               (C) Chitin                    (D) None of these

18.  Cell wall of fungi has                                                                 

(A) Protein                 (B) Chitin                    (C) Cellulose               (D) Fats

19.  Cell wall is found in all organisms except_______              

(A)Plants                    (B) animals                 (C) bacteria                (D) fungi

20.  The chemical substance found in large quantity in wood is:

(A) Qutin                    (B) Lignin                    (C) Albumen               (D) Globulin

21.  The major component of plant cell walls is:                          

(A)Chitin                     (B)peptidoglycan       (C)cellulose                (D)Cholesterol

22.  The wall of prokaryotes is composed of                                

(A) Lignin                    (B) Cellulose               (C) Peptidoglycan      (D) Chitin

23.  Cell membrane is mainly composed of:                                             

(A) Lignin                    (B) Proteins and lipids (C) Cholesterol        (D)Peptidoglycan

24.  Fluid mosaic model explains the structure of:                                  

(A) Cell wall                (B) Cell membrane    (C) Nucleus                 (D) Ribosome

25.  Which is not present in cell membrane structure? 

(A) Lipids                    (B) Carbohydrates     (C) Proteins                (D) DNA

26.  It is not component of plasma membrane:                           

(A) Lipids                    (B) Carbohydrates     (C) Proteins                (D) DNA

27.  Basically cell membrane is composed:

(A) Lipids and carbohydrates                                   (B) Carbohydrates and proteins

(C) Proteins and vitamins                            (D) Lipids and proteins

28.  Only few molecules can pass through it.

(A) Permeable membrane                            (B) Semi-Permeable membrane

(C) Non-Permeable membrane                   (D) Cell wall

29.  Which is not present in cell membrane?

(A) DNA                      (B) Lipids                    (C) Proteins                (D) Carbohydrates

30.  Microfilaments are made up of ________                            

(A)  tubulin                  (B) tropomyosin        (C) myosin                  (D) actin

31.  Ribosomal R.N.A is produced in:

(A)Mitochondria       (B) Nucleolus                         (C) Lysosomes                       (D)Golgi apparatus

32.  Ribosomes are constructed in.                                                           

(A) Endoplasmic reticulum (B) Nucleoid   (C) Nucleolus             (D)Nuclear pore

33.  What is the function of Ribosome?

(A) Secrete Secretions                                              (B) Glucose Synthesis

(C) Break down of fats                                  (D) Protein synthesis

34.  Cell Organelle for manufacturing protein is:

(A) Mitochondria      (B) Ribosomes                       (C) Golgi bodies         (D) Nucleus

35.  The Sites of protein synthesis are called:                              

(A) Cell Membrane    (B) Cytoplasm                        (C) Golgi Bodies         (D) Ribosomes

36.  Prepare proteins in the cell.                                                    

(A) Ribosomes                       (B) Mitochondria       (C) Golgi Complex     (D) Vacuole

37.  Golgi was awarded Nobel Prize in _____                              

(A)  1908                     (B) 1807                     (C) 1906                     (D) 1916

38.  Where is protein synthesis?

(A) Nucleus                (B) Cell wall                (C) Ribosome             (D) Mitochondria

39.  Inner layers of mitochondria are called.                                            

(A)  Cristae                  (B) thylakoids                        (C) matrix                   (D) Stroma

40.  The sites of aerobic respiration in cells are:

(A)  Golgi bodies         (B) mitochondria       (C) Ribosomes                       (D) Plastids

41.  The function of mitochondria is.                                             

(A)Proteins synthesis                                               (B) Lipid storage      

(C) Cellular respiration                                 (D)photosynthesis

42.  Stroma is found in:

(A)  Chloroplast                                              (B) ribosomes                       

(C) Golgi apparatus                                       (D) mitochondria

43.  Function of Chloroplast is.                                                       

(A)  Photosynthesis                                      (B) ATP Formation   

(C) Protein Formation                                              (D) DNA Replication

44.  Sites of respiration and major energy production are.

(A) Golgi bodies         (B) Mitochondria       (C) Ribosomes                       (D) Nucleus

45.  The stack of thylakoids is called___________                                 

(A)  Stroma                (B) Cristae                  (C) Granum                (D) Leucoplast

46.  The chloroplast function is:                                                      

(A) ATP synthesis                                          (B) Protein synthesis           

(C) Photosynthesis                                        (D) DNA replications

47.  Those plastids which are colourless.                                      

(A) Chloroplast          (B) Leucoplasts          (C) Chromoplast        (D) Lipids

48.  Which of the organelles have their own DNA?                                 

(A)Golgi Apparatus   (B) Ribosomes                       (C) Mitochondria       (D) All these

49.  Which organelle is helpful in making spindle fiber?

(A)  lysosomes                        (B) centrosomes        (C) Golgi bodies         (D) mitochondria

50.  Golgi was given Nobel Prize in…………

(A) 1908                     (B) 1807                     (C) 1906                     (D) 1916

51.  Lysosomes were discovered   by:                                           

(A) Camillio Golgi      (B) Robert Hook        (C) Schwan                 (D) Christain Rene Duve

52.  Cell organelle which digestive enzymes:                   

(A) Ribosomes                                                           (B) Lysosomes          

(C) Centrioles                                                 (D) Endoplasmic Reticulum

53.  It is the size of smallest bacterium:

(A) 0.2 m                  (B) 0.3m                  (C) 0.4m                  (D) 0.1m

54.  The size of human red blood cell is:                                       

(A) 6m                     (B) 7.8 m                  (C) 7 m                     (D) 8 m

55.  The solution with less solute is called:

(A) Hypertonic                       (B) Hypotonic                        (C) Isotonic                 (D) Both B and C

56.  A solution has relatively more solute is called.                                

(A) Hypertonic                       (B) Hypotonic                        (C) Isotonic                 (D) No one

57.  The movement of molecules from lower concentration to higher concentration area is called:

(A) Osmosis               (B) Diffusion               (C) Diffusion                          (D) Active transport

58.  The process of taken in liquid in the form of droplets is called:    

(A) Diffusion               (B) phagocytosis        (C) Exocytosis                        (D)   Pinocytosis

59.  Tissue also makes the glandular tissue in animals.

(A) Nervous tissue    (B) epithelial tissue   (C) Connective tissue (D) Muscular

60.  Cardiac muscles are present in wall of:                                             

(A) heart                     (B) Lungs                    (C) kidney                   (D) stomach

61.  Blood is the type of tissue:                   (2 times)

(A) epithelial              (B) nervous                (C) connective                        (D) muscle

62.  Which type of muscles are responsible for bird’s wings flapping?

(A) Skeletal muscles                                      (B) smooth muscles

(C) cardiac muscles                                       (D) epithelial tissues

63.  Which Tissues form Communication System of the body? 

(A) Supporting Tissues                                 (B) Muscle Tissues   

(C) Simple Tissues                                         (D) Nerve Tissues

64.  Which of the following tissue layer is found in all blood vessels?

(A) Smooth muscle                                       (B) Endothelium       

(C) Skeletal muscle                                        (D) Connective tissue

65.  Nervous Tissue is found in

(A)Brain                      (B) Spinal cord           (C) Nerves                  (D) all A, B and C

66.  In body cell responsible for coordination are:

(A)Heart cells             (B) skin cells               (C) nerve cells                        (D) bone cells

67.  What is called the layer of cutin in plants?

(A)  Cuticle                  (B) epidermis             (C) cortex                    (D) leaf hairs

68.  The tissues which are made up of single type of cells are. 

(A) Simple tissue       (B) Nervous tissue     (C) Muscle tissue (D) Epithelial tissue

69.  The chemical substance secreted by the epidermis of leaves is:

(A) Cutin                     (B) Lignin                    (C) Aspirin                  (D) Albumen

70.  Which Tissues are the site of Photosynthesis?

(A) Collenchyma        (B) Mesophyll                        (C) Tracheids  (D) Sclerenchyma

71.  Plant tissues which have ability to divide:

(A)  epidermal tissues                                                (B) ground tissues    

(C)Support tissues                                        (D) meristematic tissue

72.  Tracheids are present in _________________

(A)  Xylem                  (B) phloem                 (C) epidermal tissue  (D) parenchyma

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