Homeostasis Mcqs
Homeostasis Mcqs
Homeostasis Mcqs
MCQs
BOTANY:
1) The capacity of a living system to lose water is:
A. Osmotic pressure B. Water potential
C. Osmosis D. Plasmolysis
2) The net movement of molecules remains in equilibrium when a cell is
placed in:
A. Hypotonic solution B. Hypertonic solution
C. Isotonic solution D. Non of these
3) Plants growing in marshes are termed as:
A. Hydrophytes B. Halophytes
C. Mesophytes D. Xerophytes
4) Plant cells, when constantly placed in hypotonic solution, does not burst
because of the presence of:
A. Vacuole B. Plastids
C. Cell wall D. Glyoxysomes
5) Plants get rid of surplus water by losing it in vapour form by a process
called:
A. Osmosis B. Guttation
C. Transpiration D. Excretion
6) Enzymes are protected at high temperature by:
A. Ice crystals B. Super cooling
C. Freezing tolerance D. Heat shock proteins
7) For most of the organisms the normal temperature range for active life is:
A. 100C to 350C B. 100C to 400C
C. 200C to 400C D. 300C to 500C
8) In plants inhabiting cold regions, at the level of freezing point, the
composition of solutes of cell is altered in a way that ice crystals are
formed in:
A. Plasma membrane B. Cytosol
C. Protoplasm D. Cell wall
9) Most of the plant cells synthesize heat shock proteins to protect enzymes
and other proteins from denaturing at_____ or above.
A. 400C B. 500C
C. 450C D. 350C
10) When a plant cell is placed in concentrated solution or in hypertonic
solution, it occurs.
A. Plasmolysis B. Deplasmolysis
C. Osmosis D. Transpiration
11) In case of plants the concentration of a solution is biologically expressed
as:
A. Water potential B. Solute potential
C. Osmotic pressure D. Both A & B
12) A solution having higher water potential with respect to water potential
inside the cell is called:
A. Hypertonic B. Hypotonic
C. Isotonic D. Non of these.
13) Due to it further uptake of water in cytoplasm is resisted and finally stops,
even if a plant cell is placed in hypotonic solution for a long time.
A. Hydrostatic pressure B. Solute potential
C. Pressure potential D. Both A & C
14) The stem and leaves of these plants generally lack cuticle.
A. Halophytes B. Xerophytes
C. Hydrophytes D. Mesophytes
15) The stomata are restricted on the upper surface of leaves in partially
submerged:
A. Halophytes B. Xerophytes
C. Hydrophytes D. Mesophytes
16) The plants growing in salt marshes close to sea are termed as:
A. Hydrophytes B. Halophytes
C. Mesophytes D. Xerophytes
17) To prevent excessive transpiration mesophytes have developed:
A. Cuticle B. Stomata
C. Epidermis D. Cortex
18) The stem and leaves of these plants are succulent.
A. Mesophytes B. Xerophytes
C. Halophytes D. Hydrophytes
19) Xerophytes grow in:
A. Deserts & steep hills B. Marshes
C. Watered soil D. Water
20) It is common in plants growing in tropical rain forests.
A. Guttation B. Transpiration
C. Osmoregulation D. Excretion
21) Reduction in number of stomata, sunken type of stomata, development of
hairy epidermis, etc are adaptations found in:
A. Mesophytes B. Halophytes
C. Xerophyte D. Hydrophytes
22) It does not pose serious problems in plants.
A. Thermoregulation B. Transpiration
C. Homeostasis D. Excretion
23) In plants ions present in excessive concentration combine with organic
compounds and are deposited in:
A. Heart wood B. Bark
C. Cells at the point of their death D. All of the above.
24) Some land plants loss water in liquid from points called hydathodes by
process called:
A. Respiration B. Transpiration
C. Guttation D. Photosynthesis
25) It is not true for plants.
A. Do not excrete nitrogenous wastes
B. Excrete nitrogenous wastes.
C. Recycle breakdown products of nitrogen metabolism.
D. Metabolism of plants is mostly carbohydrate based.
HOMEOSTASIS
KEY
BOTANY:
1) B. 2) C. 3) B. 4) C. 5) C. 6) D.
7) A. 8) D. 9) A. 10) A. 11) D. 12) B
13) D. 14) C. 15) C. 16) B. 17) A. 18) B.
19) A. 20) A. 21) C. 22) D. 23) D. 24) C.
25) B.
ZOOLOGY:
ZOOLOGY:
KEY
1) D. 2) A. 3) B. 4) B. 5) C. 6) B.
7) B. 8) C. 9) D. 10) B. 11) B. 12) D.
13) B. 14) D. 15) A. 16) A. 17) B. 18) B.
19) D. 20) B. 21) A. 22) D. 23) C. 24) C.
25) B. 26). D. 27) A. 28) B. 29) A. 30) C.
31) A. 32) C. 33) A. 34) D. 35) B. 36) D.
37) B. 38) A. 39) A. 40) D. 41) C. 42) B.
43) A. 44) D.