Cell Organelle, Cell Division & Cell
Total Questions: 63
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A ) Cell ✅
B ) Gene
C ) DNA
D ) Chromosomes
A ) Cytoplasm
B ) Cell membrane ✅
C ) Cell wall
D ) Nucleus
A ) Defining cell boundaries ✅
B ) Controlling cell activities
C ) Synthesizing proteins
D ) Strong genetic information
A ) Ribosome
B ) Mitochondria
C ) Golgi body
D ) Nucleus ✅
A ) Mitochondria ✅
B ) Golgi body
C ) Nucleus
D ) Ribosomes
A ) 2
B ) 18
C ) 36 ✅
D ) 50
A ) Aerobic occurs with oxygen ;anaerobic occurs without oxygen ✅
B ) Aerobic produces 2 ATP ;anaerobic produces 36 ATP
C ) Both processes produce the same ATP
D ) Anaerobic respiration required more oxygen
A ) Protein packaging and modification ✅
B ) Protein synthesis
C ) Breakdown of waste
D ) Energy production
A ) Single -standard
B ) Double-standard helical ✅
C ) Triple-standard
D ) Circular
A ) It carries the genetic code from the DNA to the ribosomes ✅
B ) It carries protein to the nucleus
C ) It synthesizes proteis
D ) It provides energy for protein synthesis
A ) It is involved in lipid synthesis ✅
B ) It contains ribosome
C ) It contain enzymes
D ) It is involved in Cell Division
A ) Cellulose ✅
B ) Lipids
C ) Proteins
D ) Phospholipids
A ) Breaking down waste
B ) Synthesizing Protein
C ) Caring genetic information ✅
D ) Storing energy
A ) Gene ✅
B ) Ribosome
C ) Chromosome
D ) Nucleotide
A ) 23 pairs ✅
B ) 30 pairs
C ) 46 pairs
D ) 48 pairs
A ) Chromosome
B ) Ribosomes
C ) Necleolus ✅
D ) Endoplasmic reticulum
A ) Lipids ,proteins and sugar
B ) Sugar ,phosphate and nitrogenous bases ✅
C ) Amino acid and ribosomes
D ) Phosphate and enzyme
A ) Transcription
B ) Translation
C ) DNA replication ✅
D ) Protein synthesis
A ) To protect chromosomes from damage
B ) They help in DNA replication
C ) They assist in organising DNA into chromosomes ✅
D ) They store energy
A ) Forming the spindle fibres to separate chromosomes ✅
B ) Replicating DNA
C ) Synthesizing proteins
D ) Protecting the nucleus
A ) Organising DNA
B ) Lipid synthesis
C ) Providing a medium for chemical reaction ✅
D ) Storing nutrients
A ) Protein synthesis ✅
B ) DNA replication
C ) Cell division
D ) Lipid synthesis
A ) Cytoplasm
B ) Vesicles ✅
C ) Ribosomes
D ) Mitochondrion
A ) Detoxification and lipid synthesis ✅
B ) Synthesis of proteins
C ) DNA replication
D ) Breakdown of waste products
A ) Synthesizing proteins ✅
B ) Producing energy
C ) Storing genetic information
D ) Packaging proteins
A ) Golgi body
B ) Centrioles
C ) Lysosome ✅
D ) Mitochondria
A ) To read mRNA and assemble amino acid into proteins ✅
B ) To Store energy for the cell
C ) To transport protein
D ) To Package proteins
A ) Paramecium ✅
B ) Monocytes
C ) Plasmodium
D ) None of these
A ) Golgi apparatus
B ) Nucleus ✅
C ) Lysosome
D ) Endoplasmic reticulum
A ) DNA
B ) Lipids ✅
C ) Proteins
D ) Polysaccharides
A ) Lysosomes ✅
B ) Golgi body
C ) Mitochondria
D ) Endoplasmic reticulum
A ) DNA replication
B ) Energy production
C ) Storage of water and nutrients ✅
D ) Protein synthesis
A ) Modifying and packaging proteins ✅
B ) Producing energy
C ) Synthesizing proteins
D ) Storing genetic information
A ) Mitochondria ✅
B ) Golgi apparatus
C ) Nucleus
D ) Endoplasmic reticulum
A ) Chromosomes
B ) DNA
C ) Ribosomes ✅
D ) None of these
A ) Mitochondria ✅
B ) Cytoplasm
C ) Cell wall
D ) None of these
A ) Mitosis ✅
B ) Meiosis
C ) Budding
D ) None of these
A ) Rough endoplasmic reticulum
B ) Smooth endoplasmic reticulum ✅
C ) Mitochondria
D ) Golgi prerit
A ) Mitosis results in two daughters cells; meiosis results in four
B ) Mitosis is a type of sexual reproduction; meiosis is a type of asexual reproduction
C ) Mitosis involves only somatic cells; meiosis involves only gametes
D ) Both a and c ✅
A ) Prophase ✅
B ) Anaphase
C ) Telophase
D ) Metaphase
A ) Metaphase ✅
B ) Prophase
C ) Anaphase
D ) Telophase
A ) Reducing chromosomes number for gamete formation ✅
B ) Repair of damaged cells
C ) Asexual reproduction
D ) Growth of cells
A ) Mitochondria
B ) Ribosomes
C ) Golgi apparatus
D ) Centrioles ✅
A ) Storing water and maintaining turgor pressure ✅
B ) Synthesizing lipids
C ) Storing proteins
D ) Producing energy
A ) Proteins
B ) Water
C ) Genetic material ✅
D ) Harmful waste and products
A ) Internal pressure caused by water in the vacuole ✅
B ) Pressure that drives photosynthesis
C ) The pressure within the nucleus
D ) Pressure that aids in cell division
A ) Increases the size of the cell by absorbing water ✅
B ) Stores nutrients
C ) Absorb sunlight
D ) Stores energy in the form of starch
A ) It helps keep chloroplast near the light for photosynthesis ✅
B ) It produces glucose
C ) It stores chlorophyll
D ) It breaks down protein
A ) Single-membrane Bond
B ) Double-membrane bound ✅
C ) Membrane-free
D ) Triple-membrane bound
A ) Chloroplast ✅
B ) Chromoplast
C ) Leucoplast
D ) Amyloplast
A ) Producing proteins
B ) Storing lipids
C ) Providing colour to plants through pigments ✅
D ) Storing starch
A ) Storing starch ,protein and lipids ✅
B ) Synthesizing chlorophyll
C ) Photosynthesis
D ) Giving colour to fruits
A ) Chromoplast
B ) Chloroplast
C ) Leucoplast
D ) Gerontoplast ✅
A ) Energy production
B ) Photosynthesis ✅
C ) Water storage
D ) Protein synthesis
A ) The colourless plastid
B ) The membrane bounded structure where photosynthesis occurs ✅
C ) A Protein that synthesis enzyme
D ) The outermost layer of the plant cell
A ) Stroma
B ) Granum ✅
C ) Chloroplast
D ) Chromoplast
A ) Site of carbon fixation in photosynthesis ✅
B ) Transports water
C ) Stores Starch
D ) Site of light dependent reactions
A ) Stacks of thylakoids in the chloroplast ✅
B ) The inner membrane of the mitochondria
C ) The part of cell where energy is produced
D ) The Membrane bounded structure where DNA is stored
A ) Chloroplast ✅
B ) Chromoplast
C ) Leucoplast
D ) Amyloplast
A ) Chlorophyll
B ) Water ✅
C ) Starch
D ) Proteins
A ) Storing ,starch proteins and lipids ✅
B ) Producing energy
C ) Synthesizing proteins
D ) Involved in photosynthesis
A ) To Maximize exposure to light for photosynthesis ✅
B ) To Store starch
C ) To Maintain cell shap
D ) To absorb water
A ) Chromoplast
B ) Leucoplast ✅
C ) Amyloplast
D ) Chloroplast