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Biology 10th Class English Medium Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Hallucinogens affect on the.
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Sympathetic Nervous system
Central Nervous system
Spinal card
Hypothalamus
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Question # 2
In introduced the idea of sterile surgery for fist time?
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Alexander Fleming
Joseph Lister
Pasteur
Aristotle
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Question # 3
In 1927,................ developed the concept of ecological pyramids.
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Kelvin
Lamark
Charles Elton
Charles Darwin
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Question # 4
The process in which inherited material transfer from generation to next generation:
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Reproduction
Respiration
Reduction
Circulation
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Question # 5
Interferons are...................... Proteins.
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Antibacterial
Antiviral
Antifungal
Antidrugs
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Question # 6
Onion lily reproduce by:
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Blubs
Corms
Rhizomes
Stem tubers
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Question # 7
Pisum sativum is scientific name of:
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Onion
Frog
Mustard plant
Pea plant
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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
An antiviral protein is:
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Interferons
Ligase
Amylase
Urokinase
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Question # 10
How many types of Difference shown by individuals of same species?
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1
2
4
6
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Question # 11
Cartilage is made up of:
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Matrix
Collagen
Chondrocytes
Ligaments
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Question # 12
All herbivore animals are.
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Grass eater
Parasites
Predators
Prey
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Question # 13
The parts of forebrain are;
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Thalamus, medulla and pons
Thalamus, hypothalamus and cerebrum
Thalamus, hypothalamus and cerebellum
Thalamus, cerebellum and pons
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