1.Severe deficiency of Vitamin D results in __________.
A.scurvy
B.rickets
C.night blindness
D.osteomalacia
2.People living in high altitudes (like mountains) usually have a _________.
A.smaller number of Red Blood Cells
B.larger number of Red Blood Cells
C.smaller number of White Blood Cells
D.larger number of White Blood Cells
3.The average adult has a blood volume of about __________ liters.
A.5
B.5.5
C.6
D.6.5
4.The average internal temperature of human body is __________.
A.35 °C
B.36 °C
C.37 °C
D.38 °C
5.Vitamin __________ is needed for the formation of a light-sensitive pigment in the retina.
A.A
B.C
C.D
D.B complex
6.About __________ of the body weight of a mammal is water.
A.60%
B.65%
C.70%
D.75%
7.On wound __________ fight foreign particles, like bacteria.
A.White Blood cells
B.Red Blood Cells
C.Platelets
D.Plasma
8.Blood is carried towards the heart by __________.
A.Arteries
B.Capillaries
C.Veins
D.none of these
9.__________ is essential for the formation of haemoglobin.
A.Calcium
B.Iron
C.Water
D.Carbohydrates
10.___________ are needed as a source of energy for the vital activities of the body.
A.Calcium
B.Iron
C.Water
D.Carbohydrates
11.Haemodialysis means cleaning of
A.urine
B.blood
C.glomerular filterate
D.coelomic fluid
12.Production of sweat and sebum is related with
A.skin
B.liver
C.lungs
D.GIT
13.The evaporative cooling in the respiratory tract of dogs is called
A.vasodilation
B.vasoconstriction
C.panting
D.all of these
14.Which of the following pathogen type cause disease that can be treated with antibiotics
A.bacteria
B.fungi
C.virus
D.none of these
15.Most cell membranes are composed principally of
A.DNA ad protein
B.protein and lipids
C.protein and chitin
D.protein and RNA
16.Normally, in the process of osmosis, the net flow of water molecules into or out of the cell depends upon differences in the
A.concentration of water molecules inside and outside the cell
B.concentration of enzymes on either side of the cell membrane
C.rate of molecular motion on either side of the cell membrane
D.none of these
17.Sodium ions are “pumped” from a region of lower concentration to a region of higher concentration in the nerve cells of humans. This process is an example of
A.diffusion
B.passive transport
C.osmosis
D.active transport
18.Proteins are made from amino acids by the process of
A.hydrolysis
B.pinocytosis
C.dehydration synthesis
D.active transport
19.Which is an organic compound found in most cells
A.water
B.glucose
C.oxygen
D.sodium chloride
20.Which are the four most abundant elements in living cells
A.carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur
B.carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen
C.carbon, oxygen, sulfur, phosphorus
D.carbon, sulfur, hydrogen, magnesium
21.Starch is converted into maltose by
A.diastase
B.invertase
C.maltase
D.amylase
22.Co-enzyme is often formed from
A.lipid
B.protein
C.inorganic ion
D.vitamin
23.Messenger RNA is formed in
A.nucleus
B.chloroplast
C.mitochondria
D.none of these
24.Number of chromosomes in E.coli
A.4
B.6
C.3
D.1
25.Protein factory is
A.nucleus
B.ribosome
C.golgi complex
D.centriole
26.Smallest disease causing agents in plants are
A.virion
B.mycoplasma
C.viroids
D.prions
27.The major cell infected by the HIV is lymphocyte
A.helper-T
B.B
C.both T and B
D.none of these
28.Pigment present in red algae is
A.fucoxanthin
B.phycocyanin
C.phycoerythrin
D.bilirubin
29.Nutrition in fungi is
A.photosynthetic
B.chemosynthetic
C.completely parasitic
D.absorptive heterotrophs
30.Fungi resemble plants because they lack
A.cell wall
B.cytoplasm
C.centriole
D.nucleus
Answers
| 1.B | 2.B | 3.A | 4.C | 5.A | 6.C |
| 7.A | 8.C | 9.B | 10.D | 11.B | 12.A |
| 13.C | 14.A | 15.B | 16.A | 17.D | 18.C |
| 19.B | 20.B | 21.A | 22.B | 23.A | 24.D |
| 25.B | 26.C | 27.A | 28.C | 29.D | 30.C |