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Biology 10th Class English Medium Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
By which method sponges, hydra and corals reproduce?
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Fragmentation
Spores
Regeneration
Budding
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Question # 2
The example of fixed joints is:
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joints between skull bones
joints between vertebrae
shoulder joints
knee joints
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Question # 3
Human Insulin was prepared by bacteria first time.
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2002
1990
1970
1978
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Question # 4
Study of composition and medical application of drugs is called:
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Mycology
Biotechnology
Pharmacology
Physiology
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Question # 5
Naturally found in graphite and diamond.
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Nitrogen
Oxygen
Hydrogen
Carbon
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Question # 6
In normal condition human respiration rate is:
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12 to 15 per minute
15 to 12 per minute
10 to 12 per minute
16 to 20 per minute
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Question # 7
The drug used to reduce pain are known as;
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Analgesics
Antiseptics
Antibiotics
Sedatives
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Question # 8
In animal process of reproduction without fertilization is called:
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Parthenocarpy
Parthenogenesis
Tissue culture
Fission
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Question # 9
Which would NOT be present in the filtrate entering the Bowman's capsule of nephron?
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Water
Calcium ions
Blood cells
Urea
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Question # 10
All ecosystem of the world join and makees:
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Biosphere
Heterosphere
Geosphere
Hydrosphere
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Question # 11
It is a homozygous genotype:
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AA
aa
Aa
both A and B
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Question # 12
Name of mature blood cells is:
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Osteocytes
Chondrocytes
Oocytes
Tendos
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Question # 13
Planaria reproduces asexually by
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budding
binary fission
parthenogenesis
spore formation
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