Explore topic-wise MCQs in Biology.

This section includes 14 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Biology knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.

1.

Limestone and dolomite are the reservoirs of which cycle?

A. Gaseous cycle
B. Bicycle
C. Ecological cycle
D. Sedimentary cycle
Answer» E.
2.

What is the function of the reservoir that is the atmosphere and the Earth’s crust?

A. Exhaustion of nutrients
B. Meet with the deficit of nutrients
C. Formation of nutrients
D. Piling up of nutrients
Answer» C. Formation of nutrients
3.

What so the environmental factors, e.g., soil, moisture, pH, temperature, etc. regulate?

A. The rate of piling up of nutrients
B. The rate of formation of nutrients
C. The rate of release of nutrients
D. The rate of exhaustion of nutrient
Answer» D. The rate of exhaustion of nutrient
4.

Where is the sedimentary type of nutrient cycle located?

A. Land surface
B. Earth’s crust
C. Atmosphere
D. Water
Answer» C. Atmosphere
5.

Where is the gaseous type of nutrient cycle located?

A. Earth’s crust
B. Land surface
C. Atmosphere
D. Soil
Answer» D. Soil
6.

What are the essential elements required by organisms for their body-building and metabolism called?

A. Phytochemicals
B. Viruses
C. Bacteria
D. Biogeochemicals
Answer» E.
7.

How many categories can a nutrient cycle be divided?

A. No type
B. One type
C. Two types
D. Three types
Answer» D. Three types
8.

What does a nutrient cycle involve?

A. Loss of nutrients
B. Sedimentation of nutrients
C. Exhaustion of nutrients
D. Storage and transfer of nutrients
Answer» E.
9.

What is the nutrient cycle alternatively called?

A. Elemental cycle
B. Gaseous cycle
C. Biogeochemical cycle
D. Sedimentary cycle
Answer» C. Biogeochemical cycle
10.

What is the movement of nutrient elements through the various components of an ecosystem known?

A. Elemental cycling
B. Gaseous cycling
C. Nutrient cycling
D. Sedimentary cycling
Answer» D. Sedimentary cycling
11.

What happens to the nutrients which are never lost from the ecosystems?

A. Deplete
B. Newly formed
C. Exhaust
D. Recycle
Answer» E.
12.

What varies in different kinds of ecosystems and also on a seasonal basis?

A. Moving state
B. Standing state
C. Sitting state
D. Total state
Answer» C. Sitting state
13.

What is the amount of nutrients present in the soil at any given time called?

A. Standing state
B. Standing state
C. Moving state
D. Total state
Answer» B. Standing state
14.

What do organisms require to grow, reproduce and regulate various body functions?

A. Air
B. Nutrients
C. Water
D. Soil
Answer» C. Water