A) tissues work independently B) cells specialize for different functions C) every cell performs all functions D) all cells are the same
A) Earthworm B) Amoeba C) Fish D) Butterfly
A) cell B) tissue C) system D) organ
A) making observation B) performing an experiment C) forming a conclusion D) analysing data
A) nitrogen B) oxygen C) hydrogen D) carbon (iv) oxide
A) physiology B) morpholy C) entomolgy D) paleontology
A) symmetrical body plan B) asymmetrical body plan C) radial body plan D) none of the above
A) photosynthesis B) reproduction C) movement D) respiration
A) It is able to respire B) It does not show any growth C) It needs food to grow D) It can move
A) Ecology B) Biology C) Physiology D) anatomy
A) growth B) irritability C) anabolism D) development
A) cell B) system C) tissue D) organ
A) tissue B) organism C) organ D) system
A) organelle B) organ C) organ system D) tissue
A) Organ - System - Cell - Organism B) Cell - Organ - Tissue - System - Organism C) Tissue - Cell - Organ - System - Organism D) Cell - Tissue - Organ - System - Organism
A) systems combined B) similar tissues C) many tissues working together D) one type of cell only
A) system B) organ C) cell D) tissue
A) organism B) organ C) cell D) tissue
A) lung B) brain C) heart D) digestive system
A) cells B) organs C) organelles D) tissues
A) morphology B) anatomy C) taxonomy D) cytology
A) Robert Hooke B) Charles Darwin C) Gregor Mendel D) Carolus Linnaeus
A) family B) kingdom C) species D) genus
A) order B) class C) family D) genus
A) Family B) Kingdom C) Phylum D) Class
A) genus B) species C) family D) order
A) species B) family C) genus D) class
A) human being B) chimpanzee C) orangutang D) gorilla
A) Bacteria B) Euglena C) Paramecium D) Amoeba
A) Fern B) Mushroom C) Bacterium D) Amoeba
A) contain chlorophyll B) do not make their own food C) have no nucleus D) lack roots
A) multi-cellular autotrophs B) unicellular organisms C) multi-cellular heterotrophs D) decomposers
A) vertebrates B) invertebrates C) mammals D) arthropods
A) earthworms B) insects C) fish D) snails
A) toad B) frog C) lizard D) fish
A) Oryza sativa B) Musa sapientum C) Triticum aestivum D) Zea mays
A) chordata B) arthropoda C) annelida D) mollusca
A) saprophytes B) heterotrophs C) parasites D) autotrophs
A) colour B) size C) external appearance D) evolutionary relationship
A) Euglena B) Mucor C) hydra D) Volvox
A) Most plants respond to stimulus slowly B) Most plants respond to stimulus slowly C) Higher animals can reproduce asexually D) Animals respire using carbon (IV) oxide as raw-material
A) kidney B) waterleaf plant C) spermatozoon D) virus particle
A) inability to retain much water B) porosity and low water retention ability C) tendeny of becoming water-logged D) composition of chemically weathered granite rock
A) investigation about science B) study of science C) life and study D) life and challenges
A) geneticist B) veterinarian C) botanist D) taxonomist
A) experimentation B) theory C) classification D) observation
A) chemist B) botanist C) animologist D) zoologist
A) Felix Dujardin B) Carolus Linnaeus C) Robert Hooke D) Aristotle
A) Coelenterate B) Vertebrates C) Annelids D) Protozoa
A) Mosses and ferns B) Conifers and flowering plants C) Mosses and maize D) Fungi and algae |