IBA-PUBLIC SCHOOL SUKKUR

Academy Fortnightly Test

Class: XIAKUEBBIOLOGYMax: Marks 20

NOTE: Encircle the correct choice.
1. Hemoglobin has which of the following structure?
a. Primary b. Secondary c. Tertiary d. Quaternary
2. Following all are basic amino acids except?
a. Histidine b. Arginine c. Lysine d. Aspartic
3. Basically Amino acid consist on carboxyl group and…………..
a. Amino group b. Methyl group c. Nitro group d. Methan group
4. The name protein was suggested in 1838 by
a. Fried Rich b. Berzelius c. R. Hook d. Watson
5. Myoglobin is a
a. Primary protein b. Secondaryprotein c. Tertiaryprotein d. Quaternaryprotein
6. Which of the following is largest animal
a. Camelb. Elephant c. Blue whale d. Crocodile
7. When zygote becomes a solid ball of cells, than it is called as
a. Morula b. Blastula c. Gastrula d. Cleavage
8. Following all phyla are placed in eumetazoa group except
a. Nematoda b. Cnidaria c. Porifera d. Echinodermata
9. Following figure shows

a. Bilateral symmetry b. Radial symmetry c. A symmetry d. pseudo symmetry

10. Larva of sponges is known as
a. Planula larva b. Amphiblastula larva c. Trochophore larva d. Gurb larva
11. Osculum is an
a. Incurrent pore b. Excurrent pore c. Intermediate pore d. Excurrent and incurrent pore

12. Identify the given animal .

a. Sycon b. Bath sponge c. Euplectella d. Hydra

13. The spongocoel having primary and secondary chamber is known as

a. Sycon type b. Leucon type c. Ascon typed. Ascon and leucon

14.Cnidarians are usually found in two basic forms polyps and the

a. Colony b. Flame cells c. Cyst d. Medusae

15. Single mouthed sac like digestive cavity in cnidarian is called

a. Ostia b. Entron c. Osculum d. Canal
16. The phylum cnidaria is so called because of presence of
a. Cnidoblasts b. Flame cellsc. Ostia d. Spicule
17. Following all are parasites Except?
a. Liver fluke b. Tape worm c. Planaria d. Fasciola hepatica
18. Polymorphism is the characteristic of
a. Flat worms b. coelenterates c. spongesd. annelids
19. The excretory organs of flat worms are?
a. Flame cells b. Nepheridia c. Malpighian tubules d. Trachea
20. It is a………………..
a. Flame cells b. Nepheridia c. Malpighian tubules d. Cnidocyte
1. The schizogony phase of malarial parasite completed in
a. Man b. Anophele c. Rat d. Man & mosquito
2. Skeletons of marine shelled sarcodanias gives clues to possible deposits of
a. Calcium b. Petroleum c. Chromium d. Magnesium
3. The catalytic activity of an enzyme is restricted to its small portion called
a. Active site b. Passive site c. Allosteric sited. Native site
4. Optimum pH value for trypsin is
a. 5.5 b. 4.1 c. 8.0 d. 6.1
5. It suggests that the binding of the substrate to the enzyme alters the structure of the enzyme, placing some strain on
the substrate and further facilitating the reaction.
a.Key and Lock theory b. Fischer’s theory c. Induced fit model d. D.D. Wood’s hypothesis
6. Non-proteinaceous part of holoenzyme is
a. Prosthetic groupb. Apoenzyme c. Endoenzyme d. Proteozyme
7. Zn+2 is an inorganic activator for enzyme.
a. Phosphatase b. Chymotrypsin c. Maltase d. Carbonic anhydrase
8. DDT and Parathion are inhibitors of key enzymes in
a. Nervous system b. Circulatory system c. Digestive system d. Respiratory system
9. It is a small infectious agent made up of 145 amino acids
a. Prions b. Bacteriophage c. Viroid d. T4 phage
10. Which virus is transmitted by faecal oral route
a. Influenza virus b. Hepatitis A virus c. Dengue virus d. Hepatitis C virus

11. An example of latent period in which DNA of phage is Integrated with the DNA of host coli chromosome is
a. Lysis b. Lysogenic-phase c. T4 phage d. Attenuated virus

12. What is the distinguishing feature of retroviruses

a. Encode RNA polymerase b. Encode reverse transcriptase c. Lack an envelope d. DNA virus

13. The mode of nutrition related to fungi in five kingdom classifications is

a. Photosynthesis b. Absorption c. Ingestion d. chemosynthesis

14.It is a fatal degenerative disease that affects the nervous systems of sheep and goats

a. Scrapie b. Mad cow disease c. Mad frenzy d. TB

15. The incubation period of hepatitis C is

a. 60 to 180 days b. 35 to 60 days c. 30 days only d. 40 days
16. Encephalitis is caused by
a. Arbo virus b. Rhino virus c. Rhabdo virus d. paramyxo virus
1. Which chemical component has the same % in bacterial as well as the mammalian cell? 
    a. Water    b. Proteins    c. Lipids  d. Carbohydrates 
2. Which bond provides stability to complex carbohydrate molecules? 
    a. C ‐ H        b. C ‐ O                c. C ‐ N                    d. C ‐ C 
3. Water molecule is amphoteric because it gives  
a. H+ions  b. OH‐ions  c. H3Oions  d. H+ and OH‐ions 
4. The number of calories required to raise the temperature of 1g of water from 15 to 16?C is called? 
    a. Specific Heat of Vaporization  b. Caloric Heat  c. Specific heat capacity  d. buffer 
5. Water molecule have tendency to form hydrogen bond. This tendency is because of  
  a. Dipole in nature    b. aqueous solution  c. amphoteric molecule  d. solvent in nature 
6. The monosaccharides may be triose, tetrose, pentose etc. following all are triose except 
    a. Glyceroseb. glyceraldehyde  c. dihydroxyacetone  d. ribose 
7. Waxes are simple lipids having one molecule of fatty acid forming ester bond with alcohol. Its molecular 
formula is  
    a. CH3 (CH2)4 COO (CH2)29 CH3b. OH3 (CH2)4 CO (CH2)9 OH3     c. C3 (CH2)2 COH (OH2)2CH3d. A&C 
8. Following all are terpenes except? 
     a. stearin  b. myrcene         c. geraniol   d. limonene 
9. Stearin (C57H110O6  ) is a 
    a. Saturated glycerides b. unsaturated glycerides  c. terpenes  d. waxes 
10. Mg 2+, Fe 2+, Cu2+, Zn2+   are  
a. Inhibitors        b. Activators           c. Competitors                    d. Both c & a 
11. Zn+2 is an inorganic activator for enzyme.  
    a. Phosphatase     b. Chymotrypsin         c. Maltase  d. Carbonic anhydrase 
12. Lipids are soluble in which of the following? 
      a. Ether  b. water    c. all solvents    d. sea water 
 
13. Which one the following fatty acid is more soluble in an organic solvent and has higher melting point? 
      a. Butyric acid    b. acetic acid  c. Palmitic acid  d. butic acid 
14.Mononucleotide is an important energy currency molecule, it is a 
      a. NAD  b. NADH    c. ATP    d. FAD 
15. It is estimated that a person of average size contains approximately 16 kg of fat which is equivalent to 
      a. 144000 Kj    b. 144000 K Cal  c. 1440000 K Cal  d.14000 K Cal 
1. Special kind of protein containing iron is called as

A. Hormones        b. hemoglobin         c. red blood cell          d.white blood cell 

2.  Pulmonary veins carry 

        a. red oxygenated blood              b.  . bluish red deoxygenated blood   
 c.deoxygenated blood from heart to lungs       d. oxygenated blood from lungs to heart 
3. Which of the following is the function of white blood cells? 

a.Transport oxygen.  b. Maintain homeostasis     c. Defend against infection. 
  d.  Produce haemoglobin. 

4.  Plasma 

a.constitutes 45% of blood  b.contains corpusclesc.contains platelets 

d.is fluid part of blood 

5. Plasma does not contain 

A. Erythrocytes   b. antibodies   c. serum albumin       d. serum globulin 

6. Cells that are generally known as army of human body are 

    a. RBCb. WBC  c. Platelets  d. antigens 

7. The percentage of formed elements in the blood is 
    a. 45%b. 50%55%d. 65% 
8. Blood circulation was first explained by 
     a. Jenner  b. William harvy         c. Mendel                            d. R. Hook 
9. Itis a cancer which starts in blood‐forming tissue, usually the bone marrow. 
    a. leukaemia                 b. thalassaemia             c. Edema d. syndrom 

10. Yellow pus in wound is actually 

    a. RBC        b. Plasma          c. platelets                   d. Infected White Blood Cells 

11. It is caused by faulty genes that affect the production of haemoglobin. 
    a. leukaemia                 b. thalassaemia             c. Edema                 d. syndrom 
1. In the upper part of the right atrium of the heart is a specialized bundle of neurons 
known as 

A. S A Node        b. AV Node         c. pace maker          d.purkinge fibers 

2.  Blue baby syndrome is because of drinking water with excess amount of   

        a. Phosphates       b. Sulphates           c.Nitrates       d. Carbonates 
3. Which of the following is the function of white blood cells? 

a.Transport oxygen.  b. Maintain homeostasis     c. Defend against infection. 
  d.  Produce haemoglobin. 

4.  Pigmentation of skin is due to 

a.Monocytes  b. Melanocytesc.Lymphocytesd. leucocytes 

5. Blood pressure is measured in millimeters of mercury (mmHg), 

A. millimeters of mercury   b. centimeters of mercury  c.millimeters of water      
d.meters of blood 

6. Cells that are generally known as army of human body are 

    a. RBCb. WBC  c. Platelets  d. antigens 

7. The percentage of formed elements in the blood is 
    a. 45%b. 50%55%d. 65% 
8. Blood circulation was first explained by 
     a. Jenner  b. William harvy         c. Mendel                            d. R. Hook 
9. “the rhythmic expansion of an artery that may be felt with the finger”. 
    a. Pulse               b. blood pressure           c. Heart pressure  d. syndrom 

10. A colorless, watery, bodily fluid carried by the lymphatic system, consisting mainly of 
white blood cells. 

    a. RBC        b. bone marrow       c. blood                   d. Lymph 

11. It is caused by faulty genes that affect the production of hemoglobin. 
    a. leukemia                 b. thalassemia             c. Edema                  d. syndrome 
 
1. It is a chemical/drug used to inhibit the  c. Observation – deductive reasoning – 
growth of micro‐organisms  inductive ‐ hypothesis – theory – law 
a. Vaccine   d.  Hypothesis – deductive reasoning – 
b. Antibiotics   inductive – theory – law ‐ observation
c. Radiotherapy  8. Acquired immune deficiency syndrome 
d. Gene therapy  (AIDS) is caused by  
2. Insulin preparation comes under which  a. HCV 
branch of biology  b. HBV 
a.  Social Biology  c. HIV 
b. Biotechnology  d. HDV 
c. Micro biology  9. A single nucleotide is made up of  
d. Parasitology  a. Pentose sugar and phosphorus 
3. Following all are bio‐elements except  b. Pentose sugar, phosphorus and 
a. N  nitrogenous bases 
b. O  c. Pentose sugar and nitrogenous bases 
c. Ca  d. Only Pentose sugar 
d. Hg  10. Chromosome contains 
4. Term/techniqueof Vaccination was  a. DNA and Proteins 
discovered by  b. RNA and Proteins 
a. Edward Jenner  c. Only Proteins 
b. Louis Pasteur  d. DNA, RNA and Proteins 
c.Emil Fischer  11.  Fusion of male and female gametes is said 
d. Robert Koshland  to be 
5. Endangered species means  a. Pollination 
a. Under threat  b. Fertilization 
b. Extinct  c. Combination 
c. Developed  d. Socialization  
d. Defunct  12.  Two or more populations of different 
6. Which of the following term is related to  species living and interacting in same area
removal of pollutants by organisms  a. Community 
a. Bioremediation   b. Ecosystem  
b. Degradation  c. Population 
c. Integrated disease management  d. Biosphere  
d. Gene therapy  13. Enzymes are………… 
  a. Carbohydrates 
  b. Proteins 
  c. Fats 
  d. Lipids 
7. Biological method is used to solve the  14. Lock and key theory of enzyme action was 
biological problem, its correct sequence is  proposed by  
a. Hypothesis ‐law – theory – observation  a. Fischer 
– conclusion  b. Koshland 
b. Observation – hypothesis – deductive  c. Konhe 
reasoning – inductive – theory – law  d. Mendel  
1. It is a small infectious agent made up of 246 to 467 nucleotides 
a. Prions b.Bacteriophagec. Viroid             d. T4 phages 
2. 0rgans performing a similar function but having a different evolutionary origin are 
a.  analogousb. homologous c.homoamorousd. both a and b 
3. Flipper of whale, leg of cat, wing of bat and arm of man are  
a. Homologous organsb. Analogous organsc.Homo + analogous    d. Etymological organ 
4. The correct sequence of taxa in classification of plants is 
a. kingdom ‐‐‐‐family ‐‐‐‐order ‐‐‐‐ genus ‐‐‐‐‐division ‐‐‐‐‐‐species ‐‐‐‐class  
b. kingdom ‐‐‐‐division ‐‐‐‐‐ class ‐‐‐‐‐ order‐‐‐‐‐ family ‐‐‐‐‐‐genus ‐‐‐‐‐species 
c.kingdom ‐‐‐‐order ‐‐‐‐‐species ‐‐‐‐family ‐‐‐‐class ‐‐‐‐‐genus ‐‐‐‐‐division 
d. kingdom ‐‐‐‐‐genus ‐‐‐‐‐division ‐‐‐‐‐‐class ‐‐‐‐‐order ‐‐‐‐family ‐‐‐‐species 
5. Five kingdom system of classification was first proposed by b 
a. Robert whittaker              b.  Margulis              c. Schwartz             d. Both b and c 
6. Thegenetic material of a bacteriophage, incorporated into the genome of a bacterium and able to 
produce phages if specifically activated. It is known as 
a. T4 phages        b. Prophage     c.  Lambda         d. Enterobactria phage 
7. The visible changes in the body are said to be  
a. Diagnosis       b. ymptoms        c.  Signs         d. Signs and diagnosis 
8. Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is caused by  
a. HCV                     b. HBV                  c. HIV                             d. HDV 
9. A single nucleotide is made up of  
a. Pentose sugar and phosphorus           b. Pentose sugar, phosphorus and nitrogenous bases 
c.Pentose sugar and nitrogenous basesd. Only Pentose sugar 
10. Chromosome contains 
a. DNA and Proteins         b. RNA and Proteins          c. Only Proteins             d. DNA, RNA and Proteins 
11. Identifying organisms by their genus and species names is called  
a. Nomenclature        b. systematics         c.  succession  d. binomial nomenclature 
12. which of the following groups would contain the largest number of organisms? 
a. Family                 b. class                         c. phylum                           d. order 
13. Herpes and shingles are caused y 
a. Medium and large genome DNA virus  
b. Small genome virus 
c. Medium and large genome RNA virus  
d. Small genome RNA virus 
14. The best known anti HIV drug is  
a. Benzodiazephine    b. Azidothymidine       c.  levodopa             d.cefixime 
15.  Encephalitis is caused by 
a. Arbo virus    b. Rhino virus    c. Rhabdo virus   d. They decrease the rate of reaction paramyxo virus
 
 
16.  Which of the following is not a viral disease 
a. Mumps        b. measles           c. chicken pox            d. diptheria 
17. The first virus to be purified was 
a. Flue virus          b. Tobacco mosaic virus         c.  Small pox virus            d. Polio virus 
18. Which of the following is not a virus structure 
a. Capsid b. Capsomerec. mitochondriad. nucleoprotein  
1. Worm like structure that penetrates the stomach wall is
a. Syngamyb.Schizontc. Ookinete d. cytokinetic
2. 0rgans performing a similar function but having a different evolutionary origin are
a. analogousb. homologous c.homoamorousd. both a and b
3. Flipper of whale, leg of cat, wing of bat and arm of man are
a. Homologous organs b. Analogous organs c. Homo + analogous d. Etymological organ
4. The correct sequence of taxa in classification of plants is
a. kingdom ----family ----order ---- genus -----division ------species ----class
b. kingdom ----division ----- class ----- order----- family ------genus -----species
c.kingdom ----order -----species ----family ----class -----genus -----division
d. kingdom -----genus -----division ------class -----order ----family ----species
5. Five kingdom systems of classification was/were first proposed by
a. Robert Whittaker b. Margulis c. Schwartz d. Both b and c
6. The genetic material of a bacteriophage, incorporated into the genome of a bacterium and able
to produce phages if specifically activated. It is known as
a. T4 phages b. Prophage c. Lambda d. Enterobacteria phage
7. The visible changes in the body are said to be
a. Diagnosis b. symptoms c. Signs d. Signs and diagnosis
8. Acquired immune deficiency syndrome is caused by
a. HCV b. HBV c. HIV d. HDV
9. A single nucleotide is made up of
a. Pentose sugar and phosphorus b. Pentose sugar, phosphorus and nitrogenous bases
c.Pentose sugar and nitrogenous basesd. Only Pentose sugar
10. Chromosome contains
a. DNA and Proteins b. RNA and Proteins c. Only Proteins d. DNA, RNA
and Proteins
11. Identifying organisms by their genus and species names is called
a. Nomenclature b. systematics c. succession d.binomial nomenclature
12. which of the following groups would contain the largest number of organisms?
a. Family b. class c. phylum d. order
13. Herpes and shingles are caused y
a. Medium and large genome DNA virus
b. Small genome virus
c. Medium and large genome RNA virus
d. Small genome RNA virus
14. The best known anti HIV drug is
a. Benzodiazepine b. Azidothymidine c. levodopa d.cefixime

15. The formation and release of mature flagellated microgamete by the microgametocyte is
a. Exflagellation b.Fertilization c. Syngamy d. Schizont
16. Which of the following is not a viral disease?
a. Mumps b. measles c. chicken pox d. diphtheria
17. The first virus to be purified was
a. Flu virus b. Tobacco mosaic virus c. Small pox virus d. Polio virus
18. Which of the following is not a virus structure?
1. Which of the following is an insect
a. Cuttle fish b. Devil fish c. Silver fish d.Star fish
2. Flipper of whales, wings of bat and arms of man are consider as
a. Analogous organs b. Homologous organs c. Vestigial organs d. Heterozygous organs
3. Skeletons of marine shelled sarcodanias gives clues to possible deposits of
a. Calcium b. Petroleum c. Chromium d. Magnesium
4. Molluscs have open type of blood circulatory system except class……..
a. Cephalopoda b. Bivalvia c. Gastropoda d. Scaphopoda
5. Measles amd mumps in humans is caused by
a.Rhinoviruses b. Arboviruses c. Parmyxoviruses d. Rhabdoviruses
6. Most of the enzymes are highly active at about
a. 170Cb. 270C c. 470C d. 370C
7. Which of the statement about viruses is incorrect:
a. We cannot grow them in laboratories on
b. They are obligate intracellular parasite.
artificial medias

They are resistant to most of antibiotic

c. They can synthesize their nucleic acid d.
treatment
8. Elephantiasis is caused by
a. Segmented worm b. Flat worm c. Round worm d. Soft bodied
9. If two different types of individuals structurally or functionally occur in same organism, this condition is
called
a. Heteromorphism b. Morphismc. Polymorphism d. Hypomorphism
10. The mouth parts of honey bee are of
a. Chewing & lapping type b. Sponging type c. Siphoning type d. biting type

11. Nucleic acid which also serve as enzymes are:

a. Nucleoprotein b. Ribozyme c. Ribosome d. Co-enzyme

12. The uniquely derived rasping tongue of Mollusca called

a. Radula b. Torsion c. Visceral mass d. Shell

13.In life cycle of bacteriophage which step occur after attachment of prophage with the receptor site of the
Bacterial cell wall
a. Absorption b. Multiplication c.Lysogenyd. Penetration
1. Piles are also known as
a. Hemorrhoids b. Constipation c. Bulimia nervosa d. ulcer
2. Most of the absorption of food takes place in
a. Stomach b. Small intestine c. Large intestine d. Caecum
3. Skeletons of marine shelled sarcodanias gives clues to possible deposits of
a. Calcium b. Petroleum c. Chromiumd. Magnesium
4.What is the distinguishing feature of retroviruses
a. Encode RNA polymerase b. Encode reverse transcriptase c. Lack an envelope d. DNA virus
5. Rhipidistian fishes are the ancesters of
a.Amphibian b. Pisces c. Reptiles d. Mammals
6. Largest gland of the body is
a. Liver b. Pancreas c. Pituitary gland d. Thyroid gland
7. Which of the following gland possess characteristic of exocrine and endocrine gland.
a. Liver b. Pancreasc. Pituitary gland d. Thyroid gland
8. Filariasis is caused by
a. Segmented worm b. Flat worm c. Round worm d. Soft bodied
9. Ambulacral system is the characteristic of phylum
a. Arthropoda b. Echinodermata c. Annelida d. Chordata
10. The mouth parts of butter fly are of
a. Chewing & lapping type b. Sponging type c. Siphoning type d. biting type

11. Nucleic acid which also serve as enzymes are:

a. Nucleoprotein b. Ribozyme c. Ribosome d. Co-enzyme

12. It is a rasping, tongue like feeding structure found in most mollusks

a. Radula b. Foot Visceral mass d. Shell

13.Hydra cannot digest

a. Protein b. Fats c. Starch d. Lipids
14. Zn+2 is an inorganic activator for enzyme.

a. Phosphatase b. Chymotrypsin c. Maltase d. Carbonic anhydrase

15. Chondrichthyes have an exoskeleton of
a. Placoid scales b. Cycloid scales c. Epidermal scales d. Ctenoid scales
1. Ancestors of amphibians are
a. Brontosaurs b. Rhipidistian c. Tyranosaurs d. Man & mosquito
2. Following is the only example of a chordatethatpossess all three chordate characteristics as an adult
a. Lancelet b. Agnathan c. Gnathostomata d. Lamprey
3. Skeletons of marine shelled sarcodanias gives clues to possible deposits of
a. Calcium b. Petroleum c. Chromium d. Magnesium
4. Which one is not the symptom of malaria?
a. Nausea b. Shivering c. Dysentery d. Loss of appetite
5. When zygote start to divide and becomes the solid ball of cells, it is known as
a.Gastrula b. Morula c. Blastula d. Cleavage
6. Reptiles and amphibians have heart?
a. 4 chamberedb.3 chamberedc. 2 chamberedd. 5 chambered

7. The given diagram shows which type of spongocoel?

a. Ascon type b. Sycon type c. Leucon type d. Reef type
8. Filariasis is caused by
a. Segmented worm b. Flat worm c. Round worm d. Soft bodied
9. Ambulacral system is the characteristic of phylum
a. Arthropoda b. Echinodermata c. Annelida d. Chordata
10. The mouth parts of honey bee are of
a. Chewing & lapping type b. Sponging type c. Siphoning type d. biting type

11. Nucleic acid which also serve as enzymes are:

a. Nucleoprotein b. Ribozyme c. Ribosome d. Co-enzyme

2. Study of amphibians and reptiles is called

a. Icthylogy b. endocrinology c. oncology d. herpetology

13. The correct sequence of complete metamorphosis is

a. Egg—Nymph—Adult b. Egg—Larva—Pupa —Adult c. Larva—Egg—Nymph—Pupa
d. Egg—Adult—Larva
1. The schizogony phase of malarial parasite completed in
a. Man b. Anophele c. Rat d. Man & mosquito
2. Following all phases are of sporogony except
a. Fertilization b. Gametogony c. Sporogony d. Gametocytogenesis
3. Skeletons of marine shelled sarcodanias gives clues to possible deposits of
a. Calcium b. Petroleum c. Chromium d. Magnesium
4. Which one is not the symptoms of malaria?
a. Nausea b. Shivering c. Dysentery d. Loss of appetite
5. When zygote start to divide and becomes the solid ball of cells, it is known as
a.Gastrula b. Morula c. Blastula d. Cleavage
6. Following all are classes of phylum arthropod except?
a. Gastropodab. Myriapoda c. Hexapoda d. Arachnida

7. The given diagram shows which type of spongocoel? .

a. Ascon type b.Sycon type c. Leucon type d. Reef type
8. Filariasis is caused by
a. Segmented worm b. Flat worm c. Round worm d. Soft bodied
9. Ambulacral system is the characteristic of phylum
a. Arthropoda b. Echinodermata c. Annelida d. Chordata
10. The mouth parts of honey bee are of
a. Chewing & lapping type b. Sponging type c. Siphoning type d. biting type

11. Nucleic acid which also serve as enzymes are:

a. Nucleoprotein b. Ribozyme c. Ribosome d. Co-enzyme

12. It is a rasping, tongue like feeding structure found in most mollusks

a. Radula b. Foot c. Visceral mass d. Shell

13. The correct sequence of complete metamorphosis is

a. Egg—Nymph—Adult b. Egg—Larva—Pupa —Adult c. Larva—Egg—Nymph—Pupa
d. Egg—Adult—Larva
1. Which chemical component has the same % in bacterial as well as the mammalian cell? 
    a. Water    b. Proteins    c. Lipids  d. Carbohydrates 
2. Which bond provides stability to complex carbohydrate molecules? 
    a. C ‐ H        b. C ‐ O                c. C ‐ N                    d. C ‐ C 
3. Water molecule is amphoteric because it gives  
a. H+ions  b. OH‐ions  c. H3Oions  d. H+ and OH‐ions 
4. The number of calories required to raise the temperature of 1g of water from 15 to 16?C is called? 
    a. Specific Heat of Vaporization  b. Caloric Heat  c. Specific heat capacity  d. buffer 
5.Which of the following term is related to removal of pollutants by organisms 
a. Bioremediation         b. Degradation                 c.  Integrated disease management           d.  Gene 
therapy 
6. The monosaccharides may be triose, tetrose, pentose etc. following all are triose except 
    a. Glyceroseb. glyceraldehyde  c. dihydroxyacetone  d. ribose 
7. Waxes are simple lipids having one molecule of fatty acid forming ester bond with alcohol. Its molecular 
formula is  
    a. CH3 (CH2)4 COO (CH2)29 CH3b. OH3 (CH2)4 CO (CH2)9 OH3     c. C3 (CH2)2 COH (OH2)2CH3d. A&C 
8. Following all are terpenes except? 
     a. stearin  b. myrcene         c. geraniol   d. limonene 
9. DDT and Parathion are inhibitors of key enzymes in  
     a. Nervous system      b. Circulatory system         c. Digestive system   d. Respiratory system 
10. What is the distinguishing feature of retroviruses  
     a. Encode RNA polymerase   b. Encode reverse transcriptase   c. Lack an envelope    d.  DNA virus 

11. Zn+2 is an inorganic activator for enzyme.  
    a. Phosphatase     b. Chymotrypsin         c. Maltase  d. Carbonic anhydrase 
12. Insulin preparation comes under which branch of biology 
a.  Social Biologyb. Biotechnologyc. Micro biologyd. Parasitology 
13.Optimum pH of pepsin enzyme is 
      a. 1.4    b. 5.5  c. 7.1  d. 6.2 
14.Mononucleotide is an important energy currency molecule, it is a 
      a. NAD  b. NADH    c. ATP    d. FAD 
15. It is estimated that a person of average size contains approximately 16 kg of fat which is equivalent to 
      a. 144000 Kj    b. 144000 K Cal  c. 1440000 K Cal  d.14000 K Cal 
1. Structure of enzyme is 
    a. Two dimensional   b. Three dimensional    c. Long unbranched  d. Short branched 
2. Fitting of substrate in active site is called as 
    a. Hydrolysis          b. Condensation        c. Polymerization         d. Key and lock theory 
3. The catalytic activity of an enzyme is restricted to its small portion called  
a. Active site          b. Passive site              c. Allosteric site  d. Native site 
4. Optimum pH value for pepsin is  
    a. 5.5    b. 4.1                             c. 1.4                                  d. 7.1  
5. It suggests that the binding of the substrate to the enzyme alters the structure of the enzyme, placing 
some strain on the substrate and further facilitating the reaction.  
  a.Key and Lock theory  b. Fischer’s theory  c. Induced fit model   d. D.D. Wood’s hypothesis 
6.  Non‐proteinaceous part of holoenzyme is  
    a.  Prosthetic groupb. Apoenzyme  c. Endoenzyme  d. Proteozyme 
7. Zn+2 is an inorganic activator for enzyme.  
    a. Phosphatase  b. Chymotrypsin         c. Maltase  d. Carbonic anhydrase 
8. DDT and Parathion are inhibitors of key enzymes in  
     a. Nervous system  b. Circulatory system         c. Digestive system   d. Respiratory system 
9. It is a small infectious agent made up of 246 to 467 nucleotides  
a. Prions         b. Bacteriophage           c. Viroid              d. T4 phage 
10. In case of conjugated enzymes, the protein part is called 
a.   Prosthetic group      b. Apoenzyme  c. Endoenzyme  d. Proteozyme 
11. The organic prosthetic group in holoenzymes are called 
a. Holo group         b. Co‐factors      c. Co‐Enzymes            d. Co‐Activators        

12. Non‐competitive inhibitor is one which 
     a. Normally binds to active site of an enzymes   b. Compete to active site of an enzyme 

     c. Binds away from the active site of an enzyme   d.  Binds close the active site of an enzyme 

13. “When the product is in abundance, it binds competitively with enzyme’s active site, as the product is    
used up, more product can be produced” this is an example of: 
a. Activation         b. Allosteric inhibition  c. Feedback inhibitiond. competitive inhibition 

14.Most vitamins are: 

a. Competitive inhibitors         b. Co‐factors      c. Co‐Enzymes            d. Co‐Activators        
1. Piles are also known as

a. Haemorrhoids b. Constipation c. Bulimia nervosa d. ulcer

2. Most of the absorption of food takes place in

a. Stomach b. Small intestine c. Large intestine d. Caecum

3. A network of smaller branches leading from the bronchi into the lung tissue & ultimately to air sacs

a. Larynx b. Bronchiolec. Nasal cavityd. Bronchi

4. What is the distinguishing feature of retroviruses

a. Encode RNA polymerase b. Encode reverse transcriptase

c. Lack an envelope d. DNA virus

5. It warms, moistens, & filters air as it is inhaled

a. Larynx b. Bronchiole c. Nasal cavity d. Bronchi

6. Largest gland of the body is

a. Liver b. Pancreas c. Pituitary gland d. Thyroid gland

7. Which of the following gland possess characteristic of exocrine and endocrine gland.

a. Liver b. Pancreas c. Pituitary gland d. Thyroid gland

8. Filariasis is caused by

a. Segmented worm b. Flat worm c. Round worm d. Soft bodied

9. Blood vessels carrying oxygenated blood from lungs to heart is:

a. Pulmonary vein b.Coronary artery c. Pulmonary arteries d.Coronary vein

10. The mouth parts of butter fly are of
a. Chewing & lapping type b. Sponging type c. Siphoning type d. biting type

11. It is a cancer which starts in blood-forming tissue, usually the bone marrow. It leads to the over-production of
abnormal white blood cells.
a. Anaemia b. Metastasisc. Leukaemia d. Thrombus

12. The body cavity in grasshopper is known as

a. Haemocoel b. Shizocoelc. Visceral mass d. Pseudocoel

13. Hydra cannot digest

a. Protein b. Fats c. Starch d. Lipids

14. A layer underlying the enamel is

a. Dentin b.Pulp c. Enamel d. Cementum

15. Chondrichthyes have an exoskeleton of

a. Placoid scales b. Cycloid scales c. Epidermal scales d. Ctenoid scales

 1. The schizogony phase of malarial parasite completed in
a. Man b. Anophele c. Rat d. Man & mosquito
2. Skeletons of marine shelled sarcodanias gives clues to possible deposits of
a. Calcium b. Petroleum c. Chromium d. Magnesium
3. The catalytic activity of an enzyme is restricted to its small portion called
a. Active site b. Passive site c. Allosteric sited. Native site
4. Optimum pH value for trypsin is
a. 5.5 b. 4.1 c. 8.0 d. 6.1
5. It suggests that the binding of the substrate to the enzyme alters the structure of the enzyme, placing some strain on
the substrate and further facilitating the reaction.
a.Key and Lock theory b. Fischer’s theory c. Induced fit model d. D.D. Wood’s hypothesis
6. Non-proteinaceous part of holoenzyme is
a. Prosthetic groupb. Apoenzyme c. Endoenzyme d. Proteozyme
7. Zn+2 is an inorganic activator for enzyme.
a. Phosphatase b. Chymotrypsin c. Maltase d. Carbonic anhydrase
8. DDT and Parathion are inhibitors of key enzymes in
a. Nervous system b. Circulatory system c. Digestive system d. Respiratory system
9. It is a small infectious agent made up of 246 to 467 nucleotides
a. Prions b. Bacteriophage c. Viroid d. T4 phage
10. Which virus is transmitted by faecal oral route
a. Influenza virus b. Hepatitis A virus c. Dengue virus d. Hepatitis C virus

11. An example of latent period in which DNA of phage is Integrated with the DNA of host coli chromosome is
a. Lysis b. Lysogenic-phase c. T4 phage d. Attenuated virus

12. What is the distinguishing feature of retroviruses

a. Encode RNA polymerase b. Encode reverse transcriptase c. Lack an envelope d. DNA virus

13. The mode of nutrition related to fungi in five kingdom classification is

a. Photosynthesis b. Absorption c. Ingestion d. chemosynthesis

14.It is a fatal degenerative disease that affects the nervous systems of sheep and goats

a. Scrapie b. Mad cow disease c. Mad frenzy d. TB

15. The incubation period of hepatitis C is

a. 60 to 180 days b. 35 to 60 days c. 30 days only d. 40 days
16. Encephalitis is caused by
a. Arbo virus b. Rhino virus c. Rhabdo virus d. paramyxo virus