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Biology Test - 2 Grade IX CBSE

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The yellow, red or orange pigments of green plants are called

  1. chlorophyll

  2. leucophyll

  3. xanthophyll

  4. erythrophyll


Correct Option: C

_____ is the colourless plastid which stores proteins, lipids and starch.

  1. Leucoplast

  2. Chloroplast

  3. Cystoplast

  4. Endoplast


Correct Option: A

____ is the tendency of water to move across a differentially permeable membrane from dilute to a concentrated solution.

  1. Acidosis

  2. Cyanosis

  3. Adiposis

  4. Osmosis


Correct Option: D

The membrane surrounding the vacuole is called ____.

  1. cystoplast

  2. endoplast

  3. tonoplast

  4. chiroplast


Correct Option: C

Genes are located on the _____.

  1. chromosomes

  2. nucleus

  3. cytoplasm

  4. plasma membrane


Correct Option: A

Double membrane is absent in _____.

  1. chloroplast

  2. lysosome

  3. nucleus

  4. mitochondria


Correct Option: B

_____ is the tissue lining the internal layers and covering the external surface of skin in humans.

  1. Epidermis

  2. Peridermis

  3. Epithelium

  4. Endodermis


Correct Option: C

A group of cells which produce and secrete special chemicals is called ____ .

  1. nerve

  2. gland

  3. collagen

  4. enzyme


Correct Option: B

Cartilage consists of ______ cells.

  1. osteocyte

  2. leucocyte

  3. chondrocyte

  4. erythrocyte


Correct Option: C

Cells of connective tissue responsible for secretion of fibres are called ____.

  1. fibroblast

  2. chromoblast

  3. cytoblast

  4. hypoblast


Correct Option: A

A ____ is a flexible, dense fibrous connective tissue joining a bone to another bone.

  1. joint

  2. tendon

  3. suture

  4. ligament


Correct Option: D

_____ is called false foot.

  1. Pseudoartistic

  2. Pseudocarp

  3. Pseudopodium

  4. Pseudobranch


Correct Option: C

A nerve impulse passes from one neuron to another across a ____.

  1. collapse

  2. prolapse

  3. interlapse

  4. synapse


Correct Option: D

Collenchyma mainly forms _____.

  1. hypodermis

  2. epidermis

  3. endodermis

  4. dermis


Correct Option: A

_____ is the pattern of two germ layers of cells, ectoderm and endoderm, in animals.

  1. Diploblastic

  2. Cutaneous

  3. Chitin

  4. Gametangia


Correct Option: A

Egg laying animals are called ____.

  1. viviparous

  2. oviparous

  3. ambiparous

  4. aquiparous


Correct Option: B

_______ is the region of body between the head and abdomen of some animals, such as insects and vertebrates.

  1. Trachea

  2. Thorax

  3. Ventricle

  4. Cervicle


Correct Option: B

_____ is the basic building block of protein.

  1. Hydrochloric acid

  2. Phosphoric acid

  3. Amino acid

  4. Nitric acid


Correct Option: C

____ is an energy rich compound that is found in all cells and serves as an energy source for various cellular functions.

  1. ATP

  2. TNT

  3. DPT

  4. BCG


Correct Option: A

____ is a flexible skeletal material or protein fibre found in many sponges.

  1. Spongin

  2. Spongilla

  3. Sponginess

  4. Sponging


Correct Option: A

The cell division is restricted to ______.

  1. permanent cells

  2. meristematic cells

  3. secretory cells

  4. All the above


Correct Option: B

General metabolilsm of the body is affected due to the deficiency of ______.

  1. iron

  2. iodine

  3. calcium

  4. cobalt


Correct Option: B

Soyabean is one of the richest source of ____.

  1. proteins

  2. vitamins

  3. minerals

  4. carbohydrates


Correct Option: A

_______ is a condition marked by significant decrease in haemoglobin concentration and in the number of circulating red blood cells.

  1. Arrythmia

  2. Bulimia

  3. Hypoxymia

  4. Anemia


Correct Option: D

Death of cell or group of cells as a result of injury, disease, or other pathologic state is called ____.

  1. neurosis

  2. necrosis

  3. nemesis

  4. necrobiosis


Correct Option: B
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