Explore topic-wise MCQs in Maharashtra CET.

This section includes 208 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Maharashtra CET knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.

1.

When one gram of fats is completely burnt, the amount of energy released is

A. 20-25 kilojoules
B. 26-30 kilojoules
C. 31-35 kilojoules
D. 36-40 kilojoules
Answer» E.
2.

Painful burning sensation in chest due to back flow of acidic chyme into esophagus is termed as

A. pyrosis
B. heart attack
C. inflammation of liver
D. high B.P.
Answer» B. heart attack
3.

Local numbness and loss of sensation is caused by

A. anesthetics
B. analgesics
C. anemia
D. diarrhea
Answer» B. analgesics
4.

Vitamin A is not found in

A. fresh liver oils
B. green leafy vegetables
C. Citrus fruits
D. egg yolk
Answer» D. egg yolk
5.

Under natural conditions, the atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂) remains stable at

A. 0.0003
B. 0.0006
C. 0.0013
D. 0.0016
Answer» B. 0.0006
6.

Symptoms of kwashiorkor includes

A. cracked and scaly skin
B. loss of appetite
C. excess sweating
D. itching
Answer» B. loss of appetite
7.

Ovary is inferior in

A. Hibiscus
B. Clitoria
C. Guava
D. Rose
Answer» D. Rose
8.

In Pakistan, soil is replenished by

A. urea
B. super phosphates
C. ammonium nitrate
D. ammonium sulfate
Answer» E.
9.

Lipase hydrolyzes fats into

A. fatty acid
B. glycerol
C. glycogen
D. Both a and b
Answer» E.
10.

Due to salt concentrations, aquatic animals are confronted with

A. feeding problems
B. breathing problems
C. excretory problems
D. osmotic problems
Answer» E.
11.

Type of energy produced during movement is called

A. catalytic energy
B. physical energy
C. chemical energy
D. kinetic energy
Answer» E.
12.

Chemical energy trapped in dead bodies is released in the form of

A. light energy
B. kinetic energy
C. heat energy
D. chemical energy
Answer» D. chemical energy
13.

Water soluble vitamins are characterized by all but

A. resistant to heat and high temperatures
B. obtained from citrus fruits
C. obtained from green vegetables
D. obtained from fresh juices
Answer» B. obtained from citrus fruits
14.

Photolysis of 12 water molecules result in

A. 6 atoms of hydrogen
B. 12 atoms of hydrogen
C. 18 atoms of hydrogen
D. 24 atoms of hydrogen
Answer» E.
15.

Indigested food in cockroaches are stored for sometime in

A. stomach
B. mid gut
C. rectum
D. gizzard
Answer» D. gizzard
16.

Average daily intake of calcium for growing children is about

A. 0.02 grams
B. .06 grams
C. 0.08 grams
D. 1 gram
Answer» E.
17.

Toxication may results from large consumptions of

A. proteins
B. carbohydrates
C. fats
D. vitamins
Answer» E.
18.

All are types of complex sugars, but,

A. maltose
B. lactose
C. fructose
D. sucrose
Answer» D. sucrose
19.

Energy is measured in units called

A. horsepower's
B. watts
C. calories
D. joules
Answer» E.
20.

Water insolubility of glycogen makes it excellent for

A. polymerization
B. suitable for storage materials
C. late digestion
D. weight loss
Answer» C. late digestion
21.

Liver and muscles are the common places of storage of

A. glycogen
B. amino acids
C. lipids
D. galactose
Answer» B. amino acids
22.

An excess of fat-soluble vitamins can cause

A. demineralization of bones only
B. calcification of soft tissues only
C. ulcers in the digestive tract and liver
D. demineralization of bones and calcification of soft tissues
Answer» E.
23.

Trypsin splits proteins into peptones and

A. fatty acid
B. glycerol
C. polypeptides
D. fats
Answer» D. fats
24.

After food reaches back of mouth, swallowing becomes

A. voluntary
B. involuntary
C. automatic
D. mobile
Answer» D. mobile
25.

Peptide bond is formed between two

A. starch molecules
B. amino acids
C. galactose molecules
D. fat molecules
Answer» C. galactose molecules
26.

Joan-Baptista van Helmont proved that

A. plants eat the soil
B. plants can grow without soil
C. plants shed leaves when they are put in soil
D. none of others
Answer» E.
27.

If bile pigments accumulate in blood, it can cause

A. cancer
B. hepatitis
C. jaundice
D. measles
Answer» D. measles
28.

All are wrong about Red blood cells (RBCs),but

A. have nucleus
B. are irregular in shape
C. act in phagocytosis
D. transport oxygen
Answer» E.
29.

Which is true about Glycogen (C₆H₁₀O₅)n

A. soluble in water
B. a form of fats
C. insoluble in water
D. a form of protein
Answer» D. a form of protein
30.

Glands which help in digestion of food in humans are

A. salivary glands
B. liver
C. pancreas
D. All of the Above
Answer» E.
31.

Liver produces urea to remove excess

A. hydrogen
B. hydrogen peroxide
C. nitrogen
D. starch
Answer» D. starch
32.

Nutritional anemia often occurs due to lack of

A. calcium
B. iron
C. Iodine
D. sodium
Answer» C. Iodine
33.

According to healthy diet pyramid, fat, salt and sugar shall be

A. eaten more often
B. shall be eliminated to avoid cholesterol, blood pressure and diabetes
C. shall be eaten only sometimes
D. shall be eaten least
Answer» E.
34.

In order to digest polypeptides, they are converted into

A. glucose
B. fiber
C. amino acids
D. polypeptides
Answer» D. polypeptides
35.

Average daily intake of iron for adults is about

A. 0.02 grams
B. .06 grams
C. 0.08 grams
D. 1 gram
Answer» B. .06 grams
36.

Mechanisms to ensure male gametes meet the female gametes include

A. pollination
B. fertilization
C. dispersion
D. none of others
Answer» E.
37.

Transport and utilization of absorbed food is called as

A. deamination
B. defecation
C. assimilation
D. egestion
Answer» D. egestion
38.

Obesity results if

A. energy intake is lesser than energy expenditure
B. the umber of enzymes become more than the food
C. energy expenditure is less than the energy intake
D. energy expenditure is more than the energy intake
Answer» D. energy expenditure is more than the energy intake
39.

Amount of energy requires depends upon the

A. number of fast food chains visited annually
B. number of hours a person sleeps
C. body size
D. on genetics of person
Answer» D. on genetics of person
40.

Rodents and Ungulates are

A. herbivores
B. carnivores
C. detritivores
D. omnivores
Answer» B. carnivores
41.

Stunted growth of plants is due to deficiency of

A. nitrogen
B. phosphorus
C. sodium
D. mangesium
Answer» C. sodium
42.

An average daily intake of proteins shall be

A. 0.1
B. 0.15
C. 0.25
D. 0.6
Answer» C. 0.25
43.

Plant which attracts insect to entangle is known as

A. sundew
B. pitcher plant
C. venus flytrap
D. All of the Above
Answer» B. pitcher plant
44.

Calcification of kidneys is caused due to

A. lack of dietary fiber
B. excess of sugar
C. excess of starch
D. excess of fat-soluble vitamins
Answer» E.
45.

Fructose (C₆H₁₂O₆) is very uncommon in

A. animals
B. plants
C. herbs
D. ferns
Answer» B. plants
46.

Cockroach cut food into smaller particles with help of

A. mandibles
B. crop
C. gizzard
D. rectum
Answer» B. crop
47.

Balanced diet for one person may be suitable for

A. growing children
B. all other persons
C. pregnant women
D. no other person
Answer» E.
48.

Disaccharides (C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁) are also known as

A. simple sugars
B. polymer sugar
C. complex sugar
D. compound sugar
Answer» D. compound sugar
49.

Most common food poisoning is caused by bacteria

A. salmonella
B. campylobacter
C. cambioloma
D. Both a and b
Answer» E.
50.

Diabetic people need to

A. increase water intake
B. reduce water intake
C. eliminate any physical activity
D. enhance any physical activity
Answer» C. eliminate any physical activity