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9th Class Biology Chapter 1 Introduction to Biology English Medium KPK Boards Online Mcqs MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

An example of organ is

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Neuron

electron

Carbon

Stomach

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Question # 2

There areas where living organisms interct with non -livnig components of the environment are called.

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Population

Community

Ecosystem

Species

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Question # 3

Meaning of "Logos" is.

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Function

Structure

ACtivity

Thinking

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Question # 4

Organelles assemble ot form

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Tissues

Systems

Organ

Cells

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Question # 5

Horticulture belong to.

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Gardening

Poultry

Fishries

Modicine

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Question # 6

The study of genes and their role in inheritance is called.

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Histology

Anatomy

Genetics

Inheritance

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Question # 7

The scientific study of animals is called.

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Physics

Chemistry

Biology

Farming

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Question # 8

The study of the functions of different parts of living organisms.

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Morphology

Anatomy

Histology

Physiotogy

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Question # 9

Which branch of biology deals with the study forms and structure of lihving organism.

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Anatomy

Morphology

Histology

Physiology

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Question # 10

When we study the feeding relation emong animals of diffrent species of a forest.at which level of organization we are.

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Individual

Population

Community

Biosphere

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Question # 11

the author of Al-Qanoon fil -tib is.

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Ali Ibn e- Isa

Jabir Bin Hayn

Bu Ai Sina

Abdul Malik Asmai

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Question # 12

The elements that makes 65% if tge titak nass if kuvubg irgabusns us,

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Oxygen

Nitrogen

Carbon

Hydrogen

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Question # 13

Which of the tissues make the glandular tissue in animals.

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Epithelial

Connective

Muscular

Nervous

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