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AJK 9th Biology — MCQs, Short & Long Questions · Studive

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Biology

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AJK · 9th

Biology

11 chapters · 2,246 questions

01Introduction to Biology10 topics · 219 Qs

1.1 Introduction to Biology11
1.2 Quran and Study of Life (Biology)11
1.3 Major Fields of Biology11
1.4 Sub-fields of Biology25
1.5 Biology and Natural Sciences25
1.6 Careers in Biology23
1.7 Science: A Collaborative Field27
1.8 The Scientific method in Biology43
1.9 Hypothesis, Theory and Law in Natural Sciences20
Exercise23

02Cellular Organization8 topics · 235 Qs

2.1 Understanding Tissues, Organs and Organ Systems in Animals and Plants22
2.2 The leaf Structure: Tissues and Function22
2.3 Plant Physiology: Structure and Role of Various Plant Organs22
2.4 Emergent Properties in Biology32
2.5 The human Stomach: Tissues and Function22
2.6 Major Organs System in Human Body42
2.7 Homeostasis53
Exercise20

03Cell Structure8 topics · 253 Qs

3.1 Cell: The Basic Unit of Life33
3.2 Animal and Plant Cell Structures23
3.3 Cellular Structure and Functions66
3.4 Structural Advantages of Animal and Plant Cells23
3.5 Cell: Types and Structure43
3.6 Division of Labor within Cell and Multicellular Organisms22
3.7 Understanding Cell Specialization22
Exercise21

04Cell Cycle8 topics · 225 Qs

4.1 Introduction to Cell Cycle23
4.2 Mitosis: Process and Stages33
4.3 Significance of Mitosis32
4.4 Meosis: Process and Stages44
4.5 Significance of Meosis30
4.6 Comparison of Mitosis and Meosis18
4.7 Stem Cell as Unspecialized Cell22
Exercise23

05Biomolecules11 topics · 265 Qs

5.1 Introduction to Biochemistry and Molecular Biology12
5.10 The conversion of Genetic Information From DNA to Proteins11
5.2 Types of Biomolecules23
5.3 Carbohydrates44
5.4 Lipids45
5.5 Proteins23
5.6 The Structure of DNA as a Double Helix23
5.7 Function of DNA as the Carrier of Hereditary Iinformation17
5.8 The Structure of RNA as a Single Stranded Molecule22
5.9 Importance of RNA In Protein Synthesis21
Exercise24

06Enzymes6 topics · 139 Qs

6.1 Understanding Metabolism21
6.2 Introduction to Enzymes32
6.3 Mechanism of Enzyme Action23
6.4 Factors Influencing Enzymes Activity23
6.5 Competitive and Non-competitive Inhibition21
Exercise19

07Bio-Energetics4 topics · 131 Qs

7.1 The Role of Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) as an Energy Currency23
7.2 Photosynthesis in Plants45
7.3 Cellular Respiration43
Exercise20

08Plant Physiology7 topics · 233 Qs

8.1 Nutrition in Plants43
8.2 Transport of Water and Mineral Salts in Plants50
8.3 Transpiration22
8.4 Translocation of Organic Solutes23
8.5 Gaseous Exchange in Plants23
8.6 Homeostasis in Plants43
Exercise29

09Reproduction in Plants5 topics · 205 Qs

9.1 Reproduction and its Types40
9.2 Types of Vegetative Propagation42
9.3 Parthenogenesis and Cloning33
9.4 Sexual Reproduction in Plants65
Exercise25

10Biodiversity and Classification8 topics · 204 Qs

10.1 Introduction to Biodiversity and Classification22
10.2 Advantages of Classification33
10.3 Classification: A Historical Perspective42
10.4 Domains of Life: Broadest Categories in Classification20
10.5 Taxonomic Ranks: From Domain to Species21
10.6 Binomial Nomenclature21
10.7 Viruses22
Exercise23

11Evolution6 topics · 137 Qs

11.1 Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection23
11.2 Species and Speciation23
11.3 Darwin's Voyage to Galapagos Island22
11.4 Source of Variation: Speciation and Evolution23
11.5 Evidences of Evolution23
Exercise23

Chapter 1 · Introduction to Biology

1.1 Introduction to Biology

Multiple choice5 Short question5 Long question1

5 questions

1

The word "Biology" comes from two Greek words:

a
Bios and Logos
b
Bio and Graphy
c
Bio and Zoology
d
Botany and Logos

2

Who was the first to use the word "Biology"?

a
Aristotle
b
Darwin
c
Lamarck
d
Linnaeus

3

Which scientist is regarded as the "Father of Biology"?

a
Mendel
b
Aristotle
c
Lamarck
d
Darwin

4

Which of the following is an example of a living organism studied in Biology?

a
Bacteria
b
Dragon's Blood Tree
c
Australian Cuscus
d
All of these

5

Biology is the study of:

a
Non-living things
b
Living organisms
c
Celestial bodies
d
Natural resources only

Next topic1.2 Quran and Study of Life (Biology)