• LATEST Biology MCQ for AIIMS, NEET,JIPMER Exam Part - 6

    IMPORTANT BIOLOGY MCQ

      Biology MCQ to check your preparation for medical entrance examination, here all together 90 question given . You try your level best to attempt all the questions it will give you a clear idea about your strength and weakness . While attempting to answer this questions try to maintain time schedule for each question.
    You must attempt all 90 questions .

    1. Genetic drift is the elimination of :
        a) individuals   b) chromosomes  c) species  d) gene of some original characteristic of a species due
         to epidemics

    2. Iron free compound of haemoglobin is :
        a) globin  b) haematin   c) bilirubin   d) haemotoxin

    3. Most of the extra ordinary properties of water are caused by the ..... of its molecules :
        a) polarity  b) H- bonds   c) covalent bonds    d) greater density

    4. Some times immune system of body start behaving agaist the own body or self this lead to :
        a) autoimmune disease  b) bacterial disease   c) viral disease   d) hereditary  disease

    5. Which one is the most important characteristic feature of birds ?
         a) Forelimbs modified into wings  b) Bipedal vertebrate c)Homoio thermal  d) Exoskeleton of feathers

    6. Inorganic evolution means :
        a) formation of molecules  b) formation of cells  c) evolution of new species d) same as organic
          evolution

    7. If parathyroid gland degenerates which activity is disturbed ?
        a) growth b) Calcium concentration  c) potassium concentration d) sodium concentration

    8. Concentration of trophic materials increase at each trophic level of food chain, it is called :
        a)bio-toxification b) bio magnification  c) biological concentration  d) both b and c

    9. Diagrammatic representation of all chromosomes at metaphase is called :
        a) idiogram  b) cardiogram  c) karyotype   d) leotype

    10. The enzyme that catalyses carbon dioxide fixation in C 4 plant is  :
         a) RuBP carboxylase  b) PEP carboxylase c) carbonic anhydrase  d) carboxy dismutase

    11. The blood flow through human heart visualised by :
         a) megnatic rsonence imaging b) DSA  c) sonography  d) both b and c

    12. Which one is called blue print of information ?
          a) DNA  B) m-RNA   c) brain  d) Cerebellum

    13. When was the department of non-conventional energy sources established ?
          a) 1975   b) 1980  c) 1988   d) 1982

    14. The first step of photosynthesis is :
          a) joining of 3 carbon atom to form glucose   b) formation of ATP c) ionisation of water
          d) excitement of an electron of chlorophyll by photon of light

    15. According to Haeckel's biogenetic law :
          a) development of individual metazoa shows embryonic characters of ancestors
          b) ontogeny repeats phylogeny          c) germplasm is immortal
          d) every organism is produced by its parents

    16. Inter - phalangial joints are also called as :
          a) fixed joints   b) hinge joints  c) movable joints   d) straight joints

    17. Pesticides ingredient which killed 2500 people in Bhopal gas tragedy in 1984 is :
          a) mustard gas  b) DDT   c) methyl isocyanide   d) carbon tetrachloride

    18. Nucleosome gives beadeel appearence to chromosomes. They help in packing of DNA in the
          chromosomes . A nucleosome has :
           a) about two turns of DNA    b) 8 histone molecules(2 molecules each of H2A , H2B , H3  and H4 )
           c) 166 nitrogen base pair   d) all of the above

    19. Ascaris protects itself from effect of digestive enzymes of the host by means of :
          a) antienzymes    b) cuticle   c) both a and b     d) mucus

    20. Fertility of soil is measured by its ability to :
           a) hold water   b) to retain nutrients   c) to hold organic matter   d) to support life

    21. In Solanaceae the ovary is obliquely placed . It is because :
           a) posterior and anterior carpels move to left 
           b) posterior carpels turns to left and anterior carpel to right
           c) posterior and anterior carpels turn at 180*
           d) posterior carpels turn to right and anterior to the left 

    22. population I and  II are growing in the same habitat and are morphologically similar but these are inter
          sterile. In term of biological concept of species they may be considered as :
          a) one species  b) two distinct species   c) two sibling species  d) none of the above

    23. Selection will not eliminate lethal recessive gene from a large population because :
          a) there are always some heterozygotes carriers of the alleles
          b)  gene fixation occurs in populations        c) heterozygotes are at a selective advantage
          d)  rate of mutation to the lethal allele is high

    24. Formation and differentiation of pollen grains in anther is called :
           a) megasporogenesis  b) microsporogenesis  c) spermiogenesis  d) double fertilization

    25. Diversity in tropical rain forest is maximum. Which statement is correct ?
          a) They have 70 -- 80 % of all insects and 200 species of trees
          b) 85% of all birds found here
          c) They occupy one twelfth of total land but have more then half of the flora and fauna of the world
          d) all are correct

    26.  Apparato reticulate interno ( internal reticular apparatus ) is :
           a) ER    b) Golgi bodies   c) microtubules   d) micro filaments

    27. What is unique in the cell wall of fungi ?
           a) Muramic acid   b) Acetyl  glucosamine  c) Cellulose  d) Diaminopimelic acid

    28. For a process to occur spontaneously the system free energy of chemical potential of the system :
           a) must decrease  b) must increase   c) must remain stable  d) none of the above

    29. Which set includes all homologous organs  ?
           a) Hind legs of Dogs , Duck and Kangaroo  b) Wings of Bat, Butterflies and Birds
           c) sting of Honey bee , Scorpion and Mosquito d) Tail of rat, peacock and Earth worm

    30.Elaters help in dispersal of spores of  :
          a) Riccia   b) Marchantia    c) Dryopteris   d) Funaria






    31. The nature of megasporophyll of Cycas is similar to : 
           a) Stamen  b) Carpel   c) Sepal    d) Petal

    32. Which of the following types of anther is found in Malvaceae ?
           a) Monothecous  b) Dithecous  c) Polythecous   d) Without thecous

    33. Which of the following helps in respiration of Lichens ?
           a) Isidia   b) Soredia    c) Cyphella   d) Cephalodia

    34. Green mufler is useful against :
          a) air pollution   b) noise pollution  c) soil pollution  d) radioactive pollution

    35. Passage cells are found in :
          a) endodermis  b) pericycle    c) cortex    d) epiblemma

    36. Which of the following organelle is related with photorespiration :
            a) Peroxisome    b) Chloroplast  c) Mitochondria   d) Lysosome

    37. Proteins   are  :
         a) polysaccarides  b) polyamides   c) polynucleotides  d) polyglycol

    38. Wobble hypothesis was given by :
          a) F.H.C. Crick  b) Nirenberg  c) Holley   d) Khorana

    39. Fascicular cambium  is the cambium of vascular bundle of :
         a)  monocot stem  b) dicot stem  c) monocot leaf   d) dicot leaf

    40. Mesophyll is usually differentiated in  :
          a) monocot leaf  b) isobilateral leaf  c) dorsiventral leaf  d) both a and b

    41. Chromosomes are best observed at metaphase . For studying the shape , best stage is :
          a) metaphase   b) anaphase   c) telophase    d) late prophase

    42. International Centre for genetic engineering and biotechnology established at :
           a) New Delhi  b) America  c) Italy   d) Both a  and  c

    43. Which of the following cells have lost their capacity to divided in order to get specialized ?
            a) Muscle cells and nerve cells  b) Bone marrow cells and liver cells
            c) Kidney and intestinal cells     d) Retinal cells

    44. Which stages of plasmodium are likely to be found in the stomach of a female Anopheles. Which has just
           taken a blood meal from a patient of malaria ?
           a) Merozoites , trophozoites  and gametocytes  b) Sporozoites , trophozoites and gametes
           c) Merozoites , gametocytes and zygotes  d) Gametocytes , ookinetes and gametes

    45. Which of the  following pair is characterised by swollen lip , thick pigmented skin of hands and legs and
           irritibility ?
           a) Thiamine -- Beri beri  b) Protein -- Kwashiorkor  c) Nicotinamide -- Pellagra
           d) Iodine -- Goitre

    46. Who discovered that organogenesis or morphogenesis in tissue culture is controlled by auxins and
          cytokinins  ?
           a) Steward (1963 )   b) Skoog and Miller ( 1957 )  c) Halperin and Wetherell ( 1964 )
           d) Guha and Maheshwari ( 1964 )

    47. Which of the following are uricotelic animals ?
            a) Rohu , Frog   b) camel , Frog  c) Lizard , Crow   d) Eagles , Earthworm

    48. Sharpey's perforating fibres are related with :
          a) heart contraction   b) muscle relaxation  c) fixing of teeth   d) none of these

    49. Wharton's duct is the duct of :
           a) parotid gland  b) Submandibular salivary gland  c) submaxillary gland  d) pancreatic gland

    50. In Entamoeba histolytica the presence of chromatid bodies is characteristic of :
          a) precystic stage  b) trophozoic stage  c) mature binucleate stage    d) both a and b  

    51. The cranial capacity was largest among the :
           a) Peking man  b) African man  c) Java ape man  d) Neanderthal man

    52. The phagocytes was first of all seen by :
           a) Huxley   b) Haeckel    c) Matchnikoff    d) Darwin

    53. Which of the following gives Fehling's test ?
           a) Pectin   b) Sucrose   c) Cellulose   d) Glucose

    54. The nicotinamide is synthesized in our body from  :
            a) tryptophan  b) tryosine   c)valine   d) alanine

    55. Curdling of milk in small intestine takes place due to :
           a) renin  b) trypsin  c) chymotrypsin  d) ptylase

    56. Lysis of foreign cell is mediated through :
          a) IgM           b)  IgA        c)  IgE      d)  IgM and IgG

    57. Cyclosporine is used :
           a) for allergy   b) as immunodepressent   c) prophylactic for virus   d) none of the above

    58. Hydra receives impulses and stimuli through :
           a) Nerve cells  b) sensory cells   c) neuron cells    d) nematocysts

    59. Ploidy of ovum of Angiosperms is :
          a) haploid    b) diploid    c) triploid    d) polyploid

    60. What is left , when bath sponges dries up ?
          a) Spicules    b) Hold fast   c) Spongin fibres   d) Tentacles

    61.The crystal of lead zirconate is a key component of  :
          a) electroencephalography   b) electrocardiography   c) magntiencephalography d) sonography

    62. July 11 is observed as :
          a) World population day  b) No Tobacoo Day   c) World Environment day d) World Health day

    63. Which one of the following is a sesmoid bone ?
           a) Pelvis   b) Patella   c) Pterygold   d) Pectoral girdle

    64. Both corpus luteum and macula lutea are :
          a) found in human ovaries  b) a source of hormones  c) Characterised by a yellow colour
           d) contributory in maintaining pregnancy

    65.  Just as Xenopsylla is to Yersenia petis , so is :
           a) Glossina palpalis to Wuchereria bancrofti    b) culex to Plasmodium falciparum
           c) Homo sapiens to taenia solium   d) Phelbotomous to Leishmania donovani

    66. Excessive stimulation of vagus nerve in humans may lead to :
           a) hoarse voice  b) peptic ulcers   c) efficient digestion of proteins d) irregular contraction of 
            diaphragm

    67. Restriction enzymes :
          a) are endonucleases which cleave DNA at specific sites
         b) make DNA complementary to an existing DNA and RNA
         c) cut or join DNA fragments  
         d) are required in vectorless direct gene transfer

    68.  The early stage of human embryo distinctly possesses :
           a) gills    b) gill slits  c) external ear (pinna ) d) eyebrows

    69. The phase of menstrual cycle in humans that lasts for 7 -8 days is :
           a) follicular phase   b) ovulatory phase   c) luteal phase  d) menstruation

    70. The source of somatostatin is same as that of :
            a) thyroxine and calcitonoin    b) insulin and glucagon  c) somatotropin and prolactin
             d) vasopressin and oxytocin 

    71. Hill reaction occur in :
          a) high altitude plants   b) total darkness  c) absence of water   d) presence of ferricyanide

    72. Viroids have  :
           a) single stranded RNA not enclosed by protein coat
           b) single stranded DNA not enclosed by protein coat
           c) double stranded DNA enclosed by protein coat
           d) double stranded RNA enclosed by protein coat

    73. Pollen grains are able to withstand extremes of temperature and dessication because their exine is
          composed of  :
           a) cutin   b) suberin   c) sporopolenin   d) callose

    74. People recovering from long illness are often advised to include the alga Spirulina in their diet because
          it :
          a)  makes the food easy to digest     b)  is rich in proteins        c)   has antibiotic properties 
          d) restores the intestinal microflora

    75. Plasmodesmata connections help in :
          a) cytoplasmic streaming  b) synchronous mitotic divisions c) locomotion of unicellular organisms
          d) movement of substances between cells

    76. Azolla is used as a biofertilizer because it :
          a) multiplies very fast to produce massive biomass b) has association of nitrozen-fixing Rhizobium
          c) has association of nitrogen fixing cyanobacteria d) has association of mycorrhiza

    77. The plant part which consists of two gnerations one within the other is :
          a) germinated pollen grain b) embryo c) unfertilized ovule   d) seed

    78. A baby has been born with a small tail . It is the case exhibiting :
          a) retrogressive evolution  b) mutation  c) atavism  d) metamorphosis

    79. Electron beam therapy is a kind of radiation therapy to treat :
         a) enlarged prostate gland  b) gall bladder stones by breaking them d) kidney stones

    80. Which of the following is a pair of endangered species ?
           a) Garden Lizard and Mexican poppy   b) Rhesus monkey  and Sal tree
           c) Indian peacock and Carrot grass       d) Hornbill and Indian aconite

    81. Which one of feature is common to leech , cockroach and scorpion ?
          a) Nephridia   b) Ventral nerve cord   c) Cephalization   d) Antennae

    82. Which one of the following is a matching pair of a drug and its category ?
           a) Amphetamines -- stimulant    b) Lysergic acid dimethyl amide --- nacrotic
           c) Heroin -- psychotropic         d) Benzodiazepam --- pain killer

    83. If the Bengal tiger becomes extinct :
          a) hyenas and wolves will become scars b) the wild areas will be safe for man and domestic
          animals     c) its gene pool will be lost for ever    d) the populations of beautiful animals like
          deers will get stabilized

    84. The pollen tube usually enters the embryo sac :
          a) between the egg cell and synergid                  b) by directly penetrating the egg
          c) between one synergid and antipodal cell        d) by knocking off the antipodal cells

    85. What is the first step in the Southern blot technique ?
          a) Denaturation of DNA on the gel for hybridization with specific probe
          b) Production of a group of genetically identical cells
          c) Digestion of DNA by restriction enzyme
          d) Denaturation of DNS from a nucleated cell such as the one from the scene of crime

    86. Women who consumed the drug thalidomide for relief from vomiting during early months of 
           pregnancy gave birth to children with :
          a) no spleen   b) hare -lip   c) extra fingers and toes  d) under development limbs

    87. Pruning of plants promotes branching because the axillary buds get sensitized to :
         a) ethylene   b) gibberellin   c) cytokinin    d) indole acetic acid

    88. The sugarcane plant has :
         a) dumb-bell shaped guard cell b) pentamerous flowers   c) reticulate venation  d) capsular fruits

    89. In aplant organ which is covered by periderm and in which the stomata are absent , some gaseous 
         exchange still take place through :
          a)  paerenchyma   b)   trichomes    c)    pneumatophores    d)    lenticels 

    90. Somaclonal variation can be obtained by :
          a) application of colchicine    b) irradation with gamma rays c) tissue culture d) hybridisation








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