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