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Biology 10th Class English Medium Online Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

It is change in characteristics of a population or species of organisms over the course of generations:

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Replication

Transcription

Evolution

Translation

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Question # 2

When did scientists become able to cut and unite DNA?

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1945

1924

1944

1970

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Question # 3

Edward Jennar introduced vaccine of which disease?

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Smallpox

AIDS

Hepatitis

Malaria

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Question # 4

Aspirin is categorized as:

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A drug from animals

A synthetic durg

A drug form plants

A drug from minerals

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Question # 5

It is an anti-viral protein:

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urokinase

thymosin

insulin

interferon

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Question # 6

The location of position of ganes on chromosomes is called.

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Loci

Alleles

Phenotypes

Genotype

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Question # 7

Where the sperms of male rabbit are deposited in the female rabbit?

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Horns

Cervix

Follicle

Ovaries

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Question # 8

Nerve impulse carries from Receptors to central Nervous System:

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Sensory Neurons

Motor Nuerons

Inter Neurons

Effectors

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Question # 9

The plant in which vegetation propagation occurs by leave is called:

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Ginger

Ferns

Water lily

Bryophylum

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Question # 10

Ribs which protect the kidneys are.

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First two

Last two

Middle

Last four

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Question # 11

James Watson and Francis Crick proposed the structure of DNA in:

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1953

1963

1933

1922

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Question # 12

The cells of cartilage are called:

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Chondrocytes

Osteocytes

Collagen

Osteo clast

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Question # 13

The correct match for the fermentation product and organism involved is.

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Formic Acid - Saccharomyces

Ethanol- Saccharomyces

Ethanol-Asperellus

Glycerol-Aspergillus

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