1. The study of life is:
a. Biology
b. Biological
method
c. Physiology
d. Molecular
biology
2. The
study of tissue is:
a. Anatomy
b. Histology
c. Cytology
d. Genetics
3. Taxonomy
is the study of:
a. Identification
b. Classification
c. Description
d. All
of the above
4. Parasites
reside:
a. Inside
the living host
b. Inside
the non-living host
c. Outside
the living host
d. Outside
the non-living host
5. The
chemistry of life is:
a. Biochemistry
b. Biogeography
c. Bio-economics
d. Biotechnology
6. In
biology, we study:
a. Agriculture
fisheries
b. Medicine
and surgery
c. Forestry
and horticulture
d. All
of the above
7. Book
‘Al-Nabatat’ and ‘Al-Haywanat’ written by:
a. Jabir
bin Hayyan
b. Abdul
Malik Asmai
c. Al
Farabi
d. Bu
Ali Sina
8. The
book written by Abdul Malik Asmai on horse is:
a. Al
Kheil
b. Al
Ibil
c. Al
Wahoosh
d. As
Sha
9. ‘Al-Qanoon’
and ‘Fil Tib AL Shifa’ written by:
a. Jabir
Bin Hayyan
b. Abdul
Malik Asmai
c. Al
Farabi
d. Bu
Ali Sina
10. Total
bio elements are:
a. 10
b. 12
c. 14
d. 16
11. Total
basic elements are:
a. 2
b. 4
c. 6
d. 8
12. Community
always depend upon:
a. Living
organisms
b. Non-living
environment
c. Both
a and b
d. None
of the above
13. The
part of earth where life exist is:
a. Population
b. Community
c. Biosphere
d. Ecological
system
14. Scientific
name of Mustard plant is ‘Brassica campestris’ and it is commonly called:
a. Sarsoon
b. Zaitoon
c. Aamla
d. Olive
plant
15. Scientific
name of Frog is Rana tigrina, it is:
a. Amphibian
b. Reptile
c. Mammal
d. Ave
16. Amoeba
moves via:
a. Flagella
b. Cilia
c. Pseudopodia
d. Foot
17. It
has irregular shape:
a. Amoeba
b. Euglena
c. Paramecium
d. Chlamydomonas
18. Volvox
first reported by:
a. Robert
Brown
b. Robert
Hooke
c. Joseph
Black
d. Antony
von Leuven Hooke
19. Volvox
is:
a. Autotroph
b. Heterotroph
c. Sometime
autotroph and sometime heterotroph
d. Mostly
heterotroph but sometime autotroph
20. It
is trial idea:
a. Observation
b. Hypothesis
c. Theory
d. Law
21. Observation
can be:
a. Qualitative
and quantitative
b. Qualitative
only
c. Quantitative
only
d. Fundamental
22. Malaria
is caused by:
a. Plasmodium
b. Virus
c. Bacteria
d. Fungi
23. ‘If-then’
statement is called:
a. Observation
b. Hypothesis
c. Theory
d. Law
24. Biodiversity
plays an important role in:
a. Providing
beneficial products like fibers, oil, dyes, rubber etc
b. Stabilizing
the ecosystem
c. Drug
discovery and beautification of nature
d. All
of the above
25. Genus
having similar characteristics is grouped together into:
a. Species
b. Family
c. Order
d. Class
26. Human
belongs to Family:
a. Hominidae
b. Fabaceae
c. Poaceae
d. Rosaceae
27. The
following are the characteristics of Kingdom animalia except:
a. They
are sessile
b. They
respond to external stimuli
c. They
do not have cell wall
d. They
have Conductile and contractile system
28. Three
kingdom classification were introduced by:
a. Ernst
Hackle
b. Copeland
c. Carolos
Linnaeus
d. Robert H. Whittaker
29. Kingdom
Monera have characteristics(s):
a. They
are prokaryotes
b. They
may be unicellular or multicellular
c. They
do not have cell wall
d. Cell
organelles are present
30. The
basic difference between Kingdom Fungi and Kingdom Animalia is:
a. Fungi
are prokaryote while Animals are eukaryote
b. Fungi
are unicellular while animals are multicellular
c. Fungi
are unicellular while Animals are multicellular
d. Fungi
have cell wall but animals don’t have cell wall
31. Virus
have:
a. DNA
only
b. RNA
only
c. Either
DNA or RNA
d. Both
DNA and RNA
32. Cold,
flu, dengue, polio are mainly caused by:
a. Bacteria
b. Virus
c. Protozoa
d. Fungi
33. The
scientific name consists of two parts, it is written in following way:
a. Genus
before specie
b. Specie
before genus
c. Genus
before family
d. Family
before genus
34. Magnifera
indica L. is the scientific name of:
a. Onion
b. Mango
c. Neem
d. Potato
35. The
scientific name of Cat is:
a. Rana
tigrina
b. Felis
catus
c. Musca
domestica
d. Allium
cepa
36. The
loss of natural habitat is/are:
a. Deforestation
and water logging
b. Over
gazing and salinity
c. Soil
erosion only
d. All
of the above
37. BAP
faced:
a. Lack
of awareness of environmental issues
b. Weak
governance
c. Lack
of funding
d. All
of the above
38. Following
are the extinct species except:
a. Snow
leopard
b. Grey
Langur
c. White
Tiger
d. Rhesus
monkey
39. Electron
microscope can magnify the object up to:
a. 1,000
times
b. 50,000
times
c. 100,000
times
d. 250,000
times
40. Cell
was first observed by:
a. Robert
Hooke
b. Robert
Brown
c. William
Harvey
d. Louis
Pasteur
41. Nucleus
was discovered by:
a. Robert
Hooke
b. Robert
Brown
c. William
Harvey
d. Louis
Pasteur
42. The
third part of cell theory is:
a. Robert
Brown
b. Robert
Hooke
c. Schleiden
Schwann
d. Rudolf
Virchow
43. Louis
Pasteur introduced the technique of:
a. Pasteurization
b. Fermentation
c. Both
a and b
d. None
of the above
44. Cell
theory states:
a. All
living organisms are composed of one cell
b. Cell
is the basic structure and function of cell
c. Cell
arise by the division of pre-existing cell
d. All
of the above
45. Prokaryotes
have all the features except:
a. It
does not have membrane bound organelles
b. Ribosomes
are 70s
c. Include
bacteria and cyanobacteria
d. Chromosomes
are found
46. Animals
don’t have except:
a. Plastids
b. Vacuoles
c. Cell
wall
d. Plasmodesmata
47. Organisms
having no cell is:
a. Bacteria
b. Cyanobacteria
c. Virus
d. Both
a and b
48. The
only non-living part of cell is:
a. Cell
wall
b. Cell
membrane
c. Ribosomes
d. Mitochondria
49. Cell
wall consists of layers:
a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5
50. Cell
wall provides:
a. Structure
to the cell
b. Rigidity
to cell
c. Mechanical
support to the cell
d. All
of the above
51. Plasma
membrane is the other name of:
a. Cell
wall
b. Permeable
membrane
c. Nuclear
membrane
d. Cytoplasmic
membrane
52. The
two scientists who proposed ‘Fluid Mosaic Model’ are:
a. Schleiden
and Schwann
b. Singer
and Nicholson
c. Robert
Hooke and Robert Brown
d. Louis
Pasteur and Edward Jenner
53. Protein
in cell membrane covers:
a. 20%
part
b. 30%
part
c. 40%
part
d. 50%
part
54. Ion
exchange occurs via:
a. Cell
wall
b. Cell
membrane
c. Nuclear
membrane
d. Cellular
content
55. The
transport that requires energy is:
a. Active
transport only
b. Passive
transport only
c. Sometime
active and sometime passive transport
d. Very
often active transport and occasionally passive transport
56. Which
part of the cell nourish the cellular contents?
a. Cell
wall
b. Cell
membrane
c. Nucleus
d. Cytoplasm
57. Power
house of the cell is:
a. Mitochondria
b. Golgi
body
c. Ribosomes
d. ER
58. The
self-replicating organelle is:
a. Mitochondria
b. Golgi
body
c. Ribosomes
d. ER
59. Nearly
50 mitochondria are present in:
a. Ear
b. Eye
c. Nose
d. Tongue
60. The
programmed cell death is:
a. Necrosis
b. Apoptosis
c. Viral
infection
d. Accident
61. Granulated
ER is:
a. RER
b. SER
c. Both
SER and RER
d. None
of these
62. Protein
factory is:
a. Ribosomes
b. Lysosomes
c. Vacuoles
d. Plastids
63. Post
office the cell is:
a. Mitochondria
b. Golgi
bodies
c. Ribosomes
d. ER
64. Protein
packaging is done by:
a. Vesicles
b. Vacuole
c. Centriole
d. Leucoplast
65. Suicidal
cells are:
a. Lysosomes
b. Ribosomes
c. Vacuoles
d. ER
66. Hydrolysis,
excretion, storage of water is done by:
a. Lysosomes
b. Ribosomes
c. Vacuoles
d. ER
67. The
colored pigment is:
a. Chloroplast
b. Chromoplast
c. Leucoplast
d. Chlorophyll
68. Four
different types of tissues are found in:
a. Plant
b. Animal
c. Fungi
d. Algae
e. Bacteria
69. Epithelial
tissue form:
a. Hollow
organs
b. Body
cavities
c. Glands
d. All
of the above
70. The
plant tissue having ability to divide is:
a. Meristematic
tissue
b. Permanent
tissue
c. Xylem
d. Phloem
71. All
of the following are properties of Permanent tissues except:
a. They
have ability to divide
b. They
have intercellular spaces
c. They
originate from meristematic tissues
d. They
may be simple or compound
72. The
tissue provides flexibility and strength to plant is:
a. Supporting
tissues
b. Ground
tissues
c. Compound
tissues
d. Simple
tissues
73. Sieve
tube cells and companion cells are the constructive cells of:
a. Xylem
only
b. Phloem
only
c. Both
xylem and phloem
d. Either
xylem or Phloem
74. Energy
required to initiate any chemical reaction is:
a. Threshold
energy
b. Activation
energy
c. Potential
energy
d. All
of the above
75. Enzyme
are specific for:
a. Concentration
for substrate
b. pH
c. temperature
d. pressure
76. Enzymes
are highly active at:
a. low
temperature
b. High
temperature
c. Optimum
temperature
d. No
effect of temperature on enzyme activity
77. Enzyme
get inactive due to:
a. High
temperature
b. Variation
in pH
c. Radiations
d. All
of the above
78. ESC
is:
a. Enzyme
substance complex
b. Enzyme
substrate complex
c. Enzyme
substance condition
d. Enzyme
substrate concentration
79. Lock
and key model was introduced by:
a. Fischer
b. Koshland
c. Louis
Pasteur
d. Needham
80. The
unit of heredity is:
a. Cell
b. Tissue
c. Gene
d. Chromosome
81. The
term chromosome was given by:
a. Walter
Fleming
b. Joseph
Priestley
c. Johann
Mendel
d. Darwin
82. Type
of chromosomes are:
a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5
83. Equal
arms chromosomes are found in:
a. Metacentric
b. Sub
metacentric
c. Acrocentric
d. Telocentric
84. Cell
cycle is:
a. Episode
of cyclic changes
b. Formation
of new cells
c. Breakdown
of new cells
d. Both
a and b
85. The
non-division phase is:
a. Interphase
b. Prophase
c. Metaphase
d. Telophase
86. S-phase
occurs:
a. Before
G-1 phase
b. After
G-1 phase
c. Before
G-2 phase
d. After
G-2 phase
87. Number
of chromosomes remain same in:
a. Mitosis
b. Meiosis
c. Both
mitosis and meiosis
d. Never
remains same
88. Karyokinesis
is:
a. Cytoplasmic
division
b. Nuclear
division
c. Cellular
division
d. Prokaryotic
division
89. Nuclear
membrane disappears in:
a. Prophase
b. Metaphase
c. Anaphase
d. Telophase
90. Mitosis
is helpful in:
a. Development
and growth of organism
b. Production
of new somatic cells
c. Healing
of wounds, repair of wear and tear
d. All
of the above
91. The
longest phase of meiosis is:
a. Prophase
b. Metaphase
c. Anaphase
d. Telophase
92. In
germ cells, the division is:
a. Mitosis
b. Meiosis
c. Both
mitosis and meiosis
d. Sometime
mitosis and sometime meiosis
93. Chromosomes
arrange themselves on equatorial plane during:
a. Prophase
b. Metaphase
c. Anaphase
d. Telophase
94. Spindle
fibers form during:
a. Prophase
b. Metaphase
c. Anaphase
d. Telophase
95. The
genetic variation is controlled by:
a. Mitosis
only
b. Meiosis
only
c. Both
mitosis and meiosis
d. Genetic
variation remains constant
96. The
programmed cell death is:
a. Necrosis
b. Apoptosis
c. Regeneration
d. Asexual
reproduction
97. The
conversion of energy into different from in living organism is:
a. Bioenergetics
b. Chemical
energetics
c. Energetics
d. Both
a and b
98. Word
‘photo’ means:
a. Picture
b. Light
c. Chemical
d. Photosynthesis
99. At
low intensity the rate of photosynthesis:
a. Increases
b. Decreases
c. Remains
constant
d. First
increases then decreases
100.
The exchange of gases is:
a. Respiration
b. Breathing
c. Inhalation
d. Exhalation
101.
Breakdown of glucose to
release energy is:
a. Respiration
b. Breathing
c. Photosynthesis
d. Both
a and c
102.
The type of
respiration occurs in the absence of Oxygen is:
a. Aerobic
respiration
b. Anaerobic
respiration
c. Fermentation
d. Catenation
103.
In the absence of
Oxygen; animals can:
a. Survive
by producing ethyl alcohol
b. Survive
by producing lactic acid
c. Survive
by producing glucose
d. Not
survive
104.
Baking industry is
based on:
a. Aerobic
respiration
b. Anaerobic
respiration
c. Fermentation
d. Oxidation
105.
Glucose breaks into
pyruvate during:
a. Kreb’s
cycle
b. Glycolysis
c. Electron
transport chain
106.
Total ATPs produced
during aerobic respiration:
a. 2
b. 18
c. 28
d. 32
107.
ETC occurs in:
a. Cristae
of mitochondria
b. Matrix
of mitochondria
c. Cytosol
d. Cell
108.
The organism cannot
make its food and depends on other organism for food, such organisms are:
a. Photosynthetic
b. Chemosynthetic
c. Heterotopic
d. Both
a and b
109.
Lichens is
association between:
a. Fungi
and algae
b. Fungi
and plants
c. Plants
and algae
d. Animals
and plants
110.
The basic element
needed for amino acid synthesis is:
a. Nitrogen
b. Oxygen
c. Carbon
d. Hydrogen
111. Fertilizers
are helpful in:
a. Giving
nutrition to the crops
b. Producing
tolerance in plants
c. Providing
basic elements
d. All
of the above
112. The
fastest source of energy is:
a. Carbohydrate
b. Protein
c. Fats
d. Lipids
113.The
lowest source of energy is:
a. Carbohydrate
b. Protein
c. Minerals
d. Lipids
114.The
polymers of amino acids are:
a. Carbohydrate
b. Protein
c. Fats
d. Cholesterol
115.Sources
of proteins are:
a. Lean
meat, fish, eggs, nuts and seeds
b. Starchy
vegetables, potatoes, whole grains, beans
c. Butter,
cheese, cream, palm oil
d. Milk,
soya beans, bread, leafy vegetables
116.PEM
leads to:
a. Kwashiorkor
disorder
b. Marasmus
c. Goiter
d. Anemia
117.Fatty
acids are composed of:
a. Fatty
acid and glycerol
b. Amino
acids and glycerol
c. Acetic
acid and glycerol
d. Fatty
acid and glucose
118.
The fat soluble
vitamins are:
a. A,
D, E and K
b. B,
C, D and K
c. A,
B, C and D
d. B,
C, D and E
119.Beri-Beri
is caused by:
a. Vitamin
A
b. Vitamin
B
c. Vitamin
C
d. Vitamin
D
120.
Vitamin K cause:
a. Night
blindness
b. Scrvy
c. Bleeding
disorder
d. Rickets
121. Osteomalacia
is the disorder of:
a. Bones
b. Teeth
c. Nerves
d. Muscle
122.Deficiency
symptoms of Calcium includes:
a. Chest
pain, fainting, wheezing, numbness, muscle cramps, swallowing
b. Body
pain, headache, sneezing, vertigo
c. Pale
skin, brittle nails, poor appetite, fatigue
d. No
symptoms appear
123.
Goiter is caused by:
a.
Insufficiency of iodine
b.
Sufficiency of iodine
c.
Insufficiency of Calcium
d.
Sufficiency of Calcium
124.
Fibers play important
role in prevention of:
a. Indigestion
of food
b. Constipation
c. Increased
heart rate
d. Decreased
HB
125.
The delayed growth in
children is the characteristic feature of:
a. Chronic
malnutrition
b. Acute
malnutrition
c. Overeating
d. Starvation
126.
The mother of disease
is:
a. Obesity
b. Cancer
c. Hypertension
d. Diabetes
127.
Digestion begins in:
a. Oral
cavity
b. Lining
of small intestine
c. Lining
of stomach
d. Villi
128.
The three parts of
stomach are:
a. Cardiac
end, fundus and pyloric end
b. Cardiac
end, duodenum and ileum
c. Ileum,
ischium and pubis
d. Duodenum,
jejunum, ileum
129.
Pepsin digest:
a. Carbohydrates
b. Protein
c. Fats
d. Minerals
130.
Inactive pepsinogen
converts into pepsin by the action of:
a. HCl
b. HNO3
c. H2SO4
d. H3PO4
131.Food
converts into chyme, in:
a. Esophagus
b. Stomach
c. Small
intestine
d. Large
intestine
132.
Bile helps in
digestion of:
a. Carbohydrates
b. Proteins
c. Fats
d. Minerals
133.
The acidity of food
neutralizes by:
a. HCl
b. Pancreatic
juice
c. Gastric
juice
d. Bile
only
134.
After digestion of
food, simple sugar, amino acids, nucleosides are transported to liver via:
a. Hepatic
portal vein
b. Renal
portal vein
c. Systemic
aorta
d. Pulmonary
vein
135.
The largest gland of
the body is:
a. Liver
b. Pancreas
c. Brain
d. Kidneys
136.
The vestigial organ
is:
a. Stomach
b. Small
intestine
c. Large intestine
d. Appendix
137.
Bile is mainly
produced from:
a. Liver
b. Gall
Bladder
c. Pancreas
d. Lining
of stomach
138.
Watery discharge,
vomiting are the characteristics feature of:
a. Diarrhea
b. Constipation
c. Ulcer
d. Indigestion
of food
139.
The sore in the gut
lining is:
a. Pneumonia
b. Tumor
c. Ulcer
d. All
of the above
140.
The loss of water
from aerial parts of plant is:
a. Evaporation
b. Transpiration
c. Photosynthesis
d. Transport
141.Plasma
constitute:
a. 55%
of blood
b. 65%
of blood
c. 75%
of blood
d. Whole
blood
142.
Salts responsible for
blood clotting:
a. Na
b. K
c. Ca
d. Cl
143.
The normal life span
of RBCs:
a. 30
days
b. 60
days
c. 90
days
d. 120
days
144.
RBCs produced in:
a. Liver
b. Spleen
c. Bone
marrow
d. Both
a and b
145.
Police of the body
is:
a. RBCs
b. WBCs
c. Platelets
d. Both
a and b
146.
Cell having more than
one nucleus:
a. Neutrophils
b. Eosinophil
c. Basophil
d. Lymphocytes
147.
Antibodies producing
cells are:
a. Neutrophils
b. Eosinophil
c. Basophil
d. Lymphocytes
148.
The large precursor
cells are:
a. RBCs
b. WBCs
c. Platelets
d. Both
b and c
149.
Blood cancer is:
a. Leukemia
b. Thalassemia
c. Sciatica
d. Alzheimer
disorder
150.
Human heart has
chambers:
a. 3
b. 4
c. 5
d. 6
151.It
supply blood away to the heart:
a. Arteries
b. Vein
c. Capillaries
d. Both
a and b
152.
The valve between
right atria and right ventricle is:
a. Bicuspid
valve
b. Tricuspid
valve
c. Mitral
valve
d. None
of these
153.
The circuit supply
blood to the lungs is:
a. Pulmonary
circuit
b. Systemic
circuit
c. Both
are responsible
d. Pulmonary
aorta
154.
Contraction of heart
muscle and pumping of blood from chamber into arteries is:
a. Systole
b. Diastole
c. Heart
rate
d. Pulse
rate
155.
Normal range of heart
rate is:
a. 50-90
times a minute
b. 60-100
times a minute
c. 70-110
times a minute
d. 60-80
times a minute
156.
Abnormally high heart
rate is:
a. Bradycardia
b. Tachycardia
c. Both
are same
d. None
of these
157.
It is not the
characteristic of artery.
a. It
carries blood away to the heart
b. The
wall of arteries are three in number
c.
d. They
have thin wall and thick lumen
158.
He found the
circulation of systemic circuit:
a. William
Harvey
b. Ibn
al Nafees
c. Al
Razi
d. Mendel
159.
Vascular surgery
involves in:
a. Angioplasty
b. Fistula
formation
c. Bypass
surgeries
d. All
of the above
160.
ATH lead to:
a. Myocardial
infarction
b. Obesity
c. Diabetes
mellitus
d. Failure
of kidneys
