A thousand ways to pass basic biology examination

1.The micronucleus of paramecium is primarily involved in___
  • A. heredity and reproduction
  • B. growth
  • C. metabolism
  • D. feeding
2.___carry impulse from the main nervous system towards a gland.
  • A. motor nerve
  • B. effectors
  • C. response
  • D. muscle
3.The interaction of different kinds of organisms that occur together at a particular place is called___
  • A. ecosystem
  • B. community
  • C. biome
  • D. ecology
4.The presence of two distinct types of nuclei is called___
  • A. nuclear metamorphosis
  • B. nuclear dimorphism
  • C. nuclear polymorphism
  • D. nuclear reaction
5.____is the site of information processing.
  • A. central nervous system
  • B. peripheral nervous system
  • C. cerebral hemisphere
  • D. dicephalon
6.The set of organisms together with the non-living factor with which it interacts is___
  • A. ecology
  • B. community
  • C. biome
  • D. ecosystem
7.Which of the following organisms does not exist as a single living cell?
  • A. chlamydomonas
  • B. Volvox
  • C. endorina
  • D. amoeba.
8.Muscles or glands which on receiving impulse from the brain or spinal cord contract or secrete substances
  • A. effectors
  • B. response
  • C. receptors
  • D. nerve
9.Spirogyra, Euglena and Chlamydomonas share many characteristics except ___
  • A. nutrition
  • B. reproduction
  • C. mobility
  • D. irritability
10.A wave of electrical disturbance that travels across the nerve cell and its fibres___
  • A. sensory
  • B. nerve
  • C. motor
  • D. impulse
11.Inbreeding endangers a small population than a large population
  • A. true
  • B. false
  • C. undecided
  • D. a and b
12.Which of the following organisms exist as a filament?
  • A. euglena
  • B. volvox
  • C. eudorina
  • D. spirogyra
13.An agent that results in the change of the activities of the organism is___
  • A. stimulus
  • B. impulse
  • C. response
  • D. nerve
14.The portion of the cell cycle in which the condensed chromosomes are not visible___
  • A. chiasmata
  • B. metaphase
  • C. interphase
  • D. prophase
15.Anaerobic respiration in yeast produces___
  • A. carbon dioxide and ethanol
  • B. carbon dioxide and water
  • C. carbon dioxide and glucose
  • D. ethanol and water
16.Change in the activity of the organism caused due to stimulus ___
  • A. gland
  • B. neurons
  • C. motor
  • D. response
17.Mammals that lay eggs are called___
  • A. marsupial
  • B. amphibians
  • C. placental
  • D. monotremes.
18.The following animals have four chamber in their heart except ___
  • A. lizard
  • B. man
  • C. goat
  • D. dog
19.The following living organisms are eukaryotic except ___.
  • A. spirogyra
  • B. amoeba
  • C. bacteria
  • D. volvox
20.Animals which have true body cavity are referred to as ___.
  • A. coelomate
  • B. acoelomate
  • C. choelomate
  • D. pseudocoelomate.