

MCQOPTIONS
Saved Bookmarks
This section includes 2103 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Current Affairs knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1951. |
Plants synthesis protein from |
A. | starch |
B. | sugar |
C. | amino acids |
D. | fatty acids |
Answer» D. fatty acids | |
1952. |
Photosynthesis takes place faster in |
A. | yellow light |
B. | white light |
C. | red light |
D. | darkness |
Answer» C. red light | |
1953. |
Normal adult human male has |
A. | 10 gram of haemoglobin/100 gram of blood |
B. | 14 gram of haemoglobin/100 gram of blood |
C. | 18 gram of haemoglobin/100 gram of blood |
D. | 24 gram of haemoglobin/100 gram of blood |
Answer» C. 18 gram of haemoglobin/100 gram of blood | |
1954. |
Mutation is |
A. | a factor responsible for plant growth |
B. | a change which affects the offspring of F2 generation only |
C. | a change that is inherited |
D. | a change which affects the parents |
Answer» D. a change which affects the parents | |
1955. |
Norepinephrine increases |
A. | respiration |
B. | urine production |
C. | saliva production |
D. | blood pressure |
Answer» E. | |
1956. |
Monocot root differs from dicot root in having |
A. | open vascular bundles |
B. | scattered vascular bundles |
C. | well developed pith |
D. | radially arranged vascular bundles |
Answer» D. radially arranged vascular bundles | |
1957. |
Night blindness is cause by lack of which vitamin? |
A. | Vitamin A |
B. | Vitamin B |
C. | Vitamin C |
D. | Vitamin D |
Answer» B. Vitamin B | |
1958. |
Photo-oxidation is |
A. | photorespiration |
B. | photolysis |
C. | light and oxygen induced breakdown |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» E. | |
1959. |
Plants that grow under average temperature and moisture are called |
A. | halophytes |
B. | hydrophytes |
C. | mesophytes |
D. | xerophytes |
Answer» D. xerophytes | |
1960. |
If the other floral parts are inserted below the ovary, the ovary is said to be |
A. | inferior |
B. | superior |
C. | posterior |
D. | lower |
Answer» C. posterior | |
1961. |
Continuous channels that appear to lie between plasma membrane and nuclear membrane is |
A. | Endoplasmic reticulum |
B. | Golgi complex |
C. | mitochondria |
D. | ribosome |
Answer» B. Golgi complex | |
1962. |
What is true about Red blood cells (RBCs) |
A. | are permanent cells |
B. | can reproduce |
C. | have no nucleus |
D. | are biconvex |
Answer» D. are biconvex | |
1963. |
First layer that is formed between primary walls of neighboring cells is called |
A. | primary lamella |
B. | middle lamella |
C. | secondary lamella |
D. | tertiary lamella |
Answer» C. secondary lamella | |
1964. |
In a quiescent cell, DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) is in the form of |
A. | coiled chromosomes |
B. | straight lines |
C. | chromatin |
D. | egg-shaped |
Answer» D. egg-shaped | |
1965. |
Modification of proteins and lipids by converting them into glycoprotein and glycolipds are done by |
A. | DNA |
B. | mitochondria |
C. | Golgi complex |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» C. Golgi complex | |
1966. |
All are the functions of the cornified layer, but to |
A. | protect against germ enter |
B. | prevent uncontrolled water evaporation |
C. | replace granular layer |
D. | protect soles of feet |
Answer» D. protect soles of feet | |
1967. |
Negative feedback is introduced through |
A. | ADH |
B. | ATPs |
C. | self-regulatory corrective mechanism |
D. | cerebral hemisphere |
Answer» D. cerebral hemisphere | |
1968. |
Golgi apparatus is found virtually in all cells which are in nature |
A. | Prokaryotic |
B. | eukaryotic |
C. | protozoan's |
D. | protoctists |
Answer» C. protozoan's | |
1969. |
The purpose of heparin is to |
A. | force blood clotting |
B. | act as anticlotting agent |
C. | cause failure of thrombokinase |
D. | help in thrombin production |
Answer» C. cause failure of thrombokinase | |
1970. |
Muscle wasting may seriously damage the |
A. | enzymes |
B. | liver |
C. | heart |
D. | thyroid glands |
Answer» D. thyroid glands | |
1971. |
If the temperature of the surroundings is higher, mammals tend to |
A. | loose more heat to it |
B. | gain heat |
C. | remain indifferent to it |
D. | loose body temperature |
Answer» C. remain indifferent to it | |
1972. |
Which one is function of fibrinogen |
A. | fighting against diseases |
B. | giving red color to the blood |
C. | blood clotting |
D. | hormones regulations |
Answer» D. hormones regulations | |
1973. |
Upon passing through the tissues containing very less oxygen (O₂), |
A. | oxyhemoglobin releases its hemoglobin |
B. | oxyhemoglobin releases its oxygen |
C. | oxyhemoglobin shines with bright red color |
D. | forms carboxyhemoglobin |
Answer» B. oxyhemoglobin releases its oxygen | |
1974. |
Smooth form of endoplasmic reticulum is without |
A. | Golgi complex |
B. | ribosome |
C. | nucleus |
D. | mitochondria |
Answer» C. nucleus | |
1975. |
Process of engulfing solid particles in form of vacuoles is called |
A. | endycytosis |
B. | phagocytosis |
C. | pinocytosis |
D. | ectocytosis |
Answer» C. pinocytosis | |
1976. |
Exchange of materials takes place between nucleus and cytoplasm with help of |
A. | nuclear pores |
B. | nuclear membrane |
C. | nucleus |
D. | chromatin network |
Answer» B. nuclear membrane | |
1977. |
Homeostasis is build on the principle of |
A. | In Rome, do what the Romans do |
B. | Time and Tide wait for none |
C. | A stitch in time saves nine |
D. | Do the opposite to what is happening |
Answer» E. | |
1978. |
Each nephron consists of |
A. | distal convoluted tubule |
B. | proximal convoluted tubule |
C. | Bowman' capsule |
D. | all of above |
Answer» E. | |
1979. |
Cellulose can not be digested by |
A. | plants |
B. | fish and mammals |
C. | herbivores |
D. | fungi |
Answer» C. herbivores | |
1980. |
Due to hemoglobin, the |
A. | arteries appear red |
B. | arteries appear blue |
C. | veins appear red |
D. | veins appear blue |
Answer» E. | |
1981. |
Cell surface membrane is also called |
A. | Plasma Membrane |
B. | Nuclear Envelope |
C. | Nuclear Membrane |
D. | Cell Wall |
Answer» B. Nuclear Envelope | |
1982. |
Instrument to measure blood pressure is called as |
A. | sphygamometer |
B. | sphygmomanometer |
C. | nanometer |
D. | sphygmanometer |
Answer» C. nanometer | |
1983. |
Substances are allowed to pass through cell membrane to maintain a constant |
A. | concentration |
B. | gradient |
C. | temperature |
D. | ph |
Answer» C. temperature | |
1984. |
Hemoglobin is produced by combining |
A. | iron and protoplasm |
B. | iron and organic molecule |
C. | iron and phosphate |
D. | iron and essential minerals |
Answer» C. iron and phosphate | |
1985. |
Angina pectoris means |
A. | chest pains |
B. | narrowing of lumen |
C. | dilatation of arteries |
D. | abnormal deposits of fatty materials |
Answer» B. narrowing of lumen | |
1986. |
Fluid Mosaic Model favors that cell membrane contains proteins which are embedded in fashion of |
A. | zigzag |
B. | criss-cross |
C. | mosaic |
D. | eplic |
Answer» D. eplic | |
1987. |
According to division of homeostasis, Birds are |
A. | homoeothermic |
B. | poikilothermic |
C. | heteroeothermic |
D. | hypoeothermic |
Answer» B. poikilothermic | |
1988. |
The term cell was named by |
A. | English botanist |
B. | Swedish Botanist |
C. | German Botanist |
D. | Italian Botanist |
Answer» B. Swedish Botanist | |
1989. |
Tissue fluid is also known as |
A. | lymph fluid |
B. | plasma fluid |
C. | interstitial fluid |
D. | neurotic fluid |
Answer» D. neurotic fluid | |
1990. |
Protein formation is enabled through |
A. | nucleoli |
B. | broccoli |
C. | cytoplasm |
D. | mitochondria |
Answer» B. broccoli | |
1991. |
In blood of mammals ,plasma |
A. | constitutes 45% of blood |
B. | contains corpuscles |
C. | contains platelets |
D. | is the fluid part of blood |
Answer» E. | |
1992. |
Nucleoplasm is found inside |
A. | hemoglobin |
B. | nucleus |
C. | cell membrane |
D. | nucleoli |
Answer» C. cell membrane | |
1993. |
When the body temperature rises, several mechanism helps in loosing heat but the mechanism that helps in reducing heat production is |
A. | reduced breathing |
B. | reduced rate of metabolism |
C. | excessive sweating |
D. | excessive vasodilation |
Answer» C. excessive sweating | |
1994. |
Self regulatory mechanism and negative feedback cannot initiate in the absence of |
A. | appropriate body temperature |
B. | biosensors |
C. | receptors |
D. | bacteria and virus |
Answer» D. bacteria and virus | |
1995. |
Epidermal cells perform the function of |
A. | producing sugars |
B. | protecting the inner regions of leaf |
C. | regulating the amount of water lost |
D. | chloroplast storage |
Answer» C. regulating the amount of water lost | |
1996. |
Process in which digested food particles are taken into body cells is known as |
A. | digestion |
B. | assimilation |
C. | absorption |
D. | eating a lot |
Answer» D. eating a lot | |
1997. |
Function of detoxifying harmful drugs from body is done by |
A. | smooth endoplasmic reticulum |
B. | rough endoplasmic reticulum |
C. | smooth exoplasmic reticulum |
D. | rough exoplasmic reticulum |
Answer» B. rough endoplasmic reticulum | |
1998. |
Monocytes and polymorphs are examples of |
A. | leucocytes |
B. | lymphocytes |
C. | phagocytes |
D. | granulocytes |
Answer» D. granulocytes | |
1999. |
A group of ribosome which are attached to mRNA by small ribosome unit is known as |
A. | polyribosome |
B. | polysome |
C. | monosome |
D. | oligosome |
Answer» C. monosome | |
2000. |
Chloroplast contain a green pigment called |
A. | leaf |
B. | stem |
C. | chlorophyll |
D. | chromoplast |
Answer» D. chromoplast | |