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Question-1
Which of the following do plant cells have?
(A)
Vacuoles
(B)
Metasome
(C)
Lysosomes
(D)
All of the above
Question-2
What is present in vacuoles?
(A)
Cell Sap
(B)
Water
(C)
Food
(D)
Juice
Question-3
A man falls into deep sleep with one arm under his head. After awakening the arm is paralyzed but tingling sensation and pain sensation persists. This loss of motor function without the loss of sensory function is due to:
(A)
A fibres are more susceptible to hypoxia that B
(B)
A fibres are more sensitive to pressure than C
(C)
C fibres are more sensitive to pressure than A
(D)
Sensory nerves are nearer bone and hence affected by pressure
Question-4
Which is a complex solution ?
(A)
Cytoplasm
(B)
Nucleoplasm
(C)
Vacoule
(D)
Chlorophyll
Question-5
What do chloroplast often contain?
(A)
Starch grains
(B)
Cellulose
(C)
Glucose
(D)
Proteins
Question-6
The lipid factory of a cell.
(A)
Lyosome
(B)
Endoplasmic reticulum
(C)
Golgi appartus
(D)
Ribosomes
Question-7
Which of the following act together to perform a specific life process?
(A)
Organ system
(B)
Organ
(C)
Tissues
(D)
Cells
Question-8
Which is the smallest cell in the human body ?
(A)
Nerve cell
(B)
Bone cell
(C)
Cartilage cell
(D)
Sperm cell
Question-9
The kind of microscope used in a school laboratory.
(A)
Light microscope
(B)
Compound
(C)
Scanning
(D)
Electron microscope
Question-10
Several tissues together contribute to some specific functions inside the body are called:
(A)
Organ
(B)
Tissues
(C)
Organ system
(D)
Cells
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 10
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Food and Diet
The Interdependence of Living Organisms
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The Skeleton, Muscles and Movement
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Disease: cause, transmission and control
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