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This document contains 41 multiple choice questions testing knowledge about various topics related to human circulatory, respiratory, and plant transport systems. The questions cover topics such as the composition and movement of blood, the structure and function of the heart and blood vessels, gas exchange, and the transport of water, minerals and food in plants.

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Question 1 Question: The colour of blood in the veins is _______________. 1. bright red 2.dark red 3.blue 4.black Answer: 2 Question 2 Question: The colour of blood in the arteries is _________. 1.bright red 2.dark red 3.blue 4.black Answer: 1 Question 3 Question: Blood is composed of ___________. 1.plasma and red blood cells 2.plasma and formed elements 3.red and white blood cells 4.red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets Answer: 2 Question 4 Question: Blood fails to clot in the absence of __________. 1.magnesium 2.calcium 3.sulphur
4.potassium Answer: 2 Question 5 Question: Transpiration takes place from ________________. 1.all parts of the plant 2.leaves 3.only the aerial parts 4.stem Answer: 3 Question 6 Question: Stomata are present on the __________ of the leaves. 1.upper surface only 2.lower surface only 3.mostly upper surface 4.mostly lower surface Answer: 4 Question 7 Question: The cells that are full of water and rigid are called ________. 1.support cells 2.flaccid 3.turgid 4.none of the above Answer: 3 Question 8 Question: Much of the transpiration takes place through ___________.
1.stomata 2.lenticels 3.cuticle 4.epidermis Answer: 1 Question 9 Question: The roots absorb water through _______________. 1.epidermal hairs 2.root hairs 3.root xylem 4.root phloem Answer: 2 Question 10 Question: The ascent of sap in plants takes place due to __________. 1.root pressure 2.transpiration pull 3.both a and b 4.osmosis Answer: 3 Question 11 Question: Stomata open and close due to _____________. 1.presence of valves 2.hormonal control 3.turgor pressure of guard cells 4.concentration gradient of the gases Answer: 3 Question 12
Question: Minerals are absorbed into the cells by _____________. 1.osmosis 2.diffusion 3.active transport 4.a, b or c Answer: 3 Question 13 Question: The liquid portion of the blood is called __________. 1.water 2.plasma 3.serum 4.sap Answer: 2 Question 14 Question: The right side of the heart deals with ___________. 1.oxygenated blood 2.deoxygenated blood 3.mixture of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood 4.either a or b at a time Answer: 2 Question 15 Question: __________ carries oxygenated blood. 1.pulmonary artery 2.hepatic portal vein 3.pulmonary vein 4.all of the above Answer: 3
Question 16 Question: Deoxygenated blood is carried by ______________. 1.pulmonary artery 2.hepatic vein 3.renal vein 4.all of the above Answer: 4 Question 17 Question: The threads formed during clotting are made up of _____. 1.thrombin 2.prothrombin 3.fibrinogen 4.fibrin Answer: 4 Question 18 Question: The double membraned structure surrounding the heart is called _____________. 1.plasmalemma 2.pleural membrane 3.tonoplast 4.pericardium Answer: 4 Question 19 Question: An example of lymph gland is ________________. 1.spleen 2.liver 3.tonsil 4.thyroid
Answer: 3 Question 20 Question: Human circulatory system is called double circulation because of ___________. 1.systemic and hepatic portal system 2.hepatic portal and pulmonary system 3.systemic and pulmonary circulation 4.systemic, hepatic and pulmonary circulation Answer: 3 Question 21 Question: Pulse beat is measured in _____________. 1.nerve 2.artery 3.vein 4.heart Answer: 2 Question 22 Question: Thick muscular walls are present in ___________. 1.arteries 2.arterioles 3.veins 4.venules Answer: 1 Question 23 Question: Diapedesis is shown by _______________. 1.RBC 2.WBC
3.platelets 4.a,b and c Answer: 2 Question 24 Question: The main cells present in lymph are ___________. 1.red blood cells 2.platelets 3.lymphocytes 4.monocytes Answer: 3 Question 25 Question: The normal blood pressure in man is ___________. 1.80/120 mm Hg 2.120/80 mm Hg 3.120/100 mm Hg 4.100/80 mm Hg Answer: 2 Question 26 Question: The opening between the right auricle and the right ventricle is guarded by the _____. 1.tricuspid valve 2.bicuspid valve 3.semi-lunar valve 4.mitral valve Answer: 1 Question 27
Question: The food is transported in the phloem in the form of ______. 1.glucose 2.sucrose 3.amino acids 4.fats Answer: 2 Question 28 Question: The fluid that does not form clots is ___________. 1.blood 2.plasma 3.lymph 4.serum Answer: 4 Question 29 Question: The smallest blood vessel in the body is a _____________. 1.vein 2.vena cava 3.capillary 4.venule Answer: 3 Question 30 Question: The blood vessel carrying blood from heart to the lungs is called ___________. 1.carotid artery 2.carotid vein 3.pulmonary artery 4.pulmonary vein Answer: 3
Question 31 Question: Valves are present in ___________. 1.arteries 2.arterioles 3.veins 4.capillaries Answer: 3 Question 32 Question: The movement of particles from the region of their higher concentration to the region of their lower concentration is called as ________________. 1.osmosis 2.diffusion 3.active transport 4.ascent of sap Answer: 2 Question 33 Question: A portal vein runs from 1.an organ to the heart 2.the heart to an organ 3.one organ to another 4.an organ to the vena cava Answer: 3 Question 34 Question: Deoxygenated blood is received by the __________. 1.left auricle 2.right auricle 3.left ventricle
4.right ventricle Answer: 2 Question 35 Question: Mitral valve is the other name for ________________. 1.semilunar valve 2.bicuspid valve 3.tricuspid valve 4.venous valves Answer: 2 Question 36 Question: Lacteals in the intestine take up ______________. 1.digested starch 2.digested fats 3.digested proteins 4.glucose Answer: 2 Question 37 Question: Semilunar valves guard the junction of _____________. 1.left ventricle and aorta 2.right ventricle and aorta 3.left ventricle and pulmonary artery 4.right ventricle and pulmonary vein Answer: 1 Question 38 Question: Antibodies are produced as a reaction to the presence of _______________.
1.red blood cells 2.haemoglobin 3.antigens 4.white blood cells Answer: 3 Question 39 Question: Red blood cells are destroyed in the ____________. 1.lungs 2.liver 3.heart 4.spleen Answer: 2 Question 40 Question: Red blood cells are _____________. 1.biconcave discs 2.biconvex discs 3.cylindrical 4.spherical Answer: 1 Question 41 Question: Thrombocytes is the other name of _____________. 1.RBC 2.WBC 3.platelets 4.lymphocytes Answer: 3

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  • 1. Question 1 Question: The colour of blood in the veins is _______________. 1. bright red 2.dark red 3.blue 4.black Answer: 2 Question 2 Question: The colour of blood in the arteries is _________. 1.bright red 2.dark red 3.blue 4.black Answer: 1 Question 3 Question: Blood is composed of ___________. 1.plasma and red blood cells 2.plasma and formed elements 3.red and white blood cells 4.red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets Answer: 2 Question 4 Question: Blood fails to clot in the absence of __________. 1.magnesium 2.calcium 3.sulphur
  • 2. 4.potassium Answer: 2 Question 5 Question: Transpiration takes place from ________________. 1.all parts of the plant 2.leaves 3.only the aerial parts 4.stem Answer: 3 Question 6 Question: Stomata are present on the __________ of the leaves. 1.upper surface only 2.lower surface only 3.mostly upper surface 4.mostly lower surface Answer: 4 Question 7 Question: The cells that are full of water and rigid are called ________. 1.support cells 2.flaccid 3.turgid 4.none of the above Answer: 3 Question 8 Question: Much of the transpiration takes place through ___________.
  • 3. 1.stomata 2.lenticels 3.cuticle 4.epidermis Answer: 1 Question 9 Question: The roots absorb water through _______________. 1.epidermal hairs 2.root hairs 3.root xylem 4.root phloem Answer: 2 Question 10 Question: The ascent of sap in plants takes place due to __________. 1.root pressure 2.transpiration pull 3.both a and b 4.osmosis Answer: 3 Question 11 Question: Stomata open and close due to _____________. 1.presence of valves 2.hormonal control 3.turgor pressure of guard cells 4.concentration gradient of the gases Answer: 3 Question 12
  • 4. Question: Minerals are absorbed into the cells by _____________. 1.osmosis 2.diffusion 3.active transport 4.a, b or c Answer: 3 Question 13 Question: The liquid portion of the blood is called __________. 1.water 2.plasma 3.serum 4.sap Answer: 2 Question 14 Question: The right side of the heart deals with ___________. 1.oxygenated blood 2.deoxygenated blood 3.mixture of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood 4.either a or b at a time Answer: 2 Question 15 Question: __________ carries oxygenated blood. 1.pulmonary artery 2.hepatic portal vein 3.pulmonary vein 4.all of the above Answer: 3
  • 5. Question 16 Question: Deoxygenated blood is carried by ______________. 1.pulmonary artery 2.hepatic vein 3.renal vein 4.all of the above Answer: 4 Question 17 Question: The threads formed during clotting are made up of _____. 1.thrombin 2.prothrombin 3.fibrinogen 4.fibrin Answer: 4 Question 18 Question: The double membraned structure surrounding the heart is called _____________. 1.plasmalemma 2.pleural membrane 3.tonoplast 4.pericardium Answer: 4 Question 19 Question: An example of lymph gland is ________________. 1.spleen 2.liver 3.tonsil 4.thyroid
  • 6. Answer: 3 Question 20 Question: Human circulatory system is called double circulation because of ___________. 1.systemic and hepatic portal system 2.hepatic portal and pulmonary system 3.systemic and pulmonary circulation 4.systemic, hepatic and pulmonary circulation Answer: 3 Question 21 Question: Pulse beat is measured in _____________. 1.nerve 2.artery 3.vein 4.heart Answer: 2 Question 22 Question: Thick muscular walls are present in ___________. 1.arteries 2.arterioles 3.veins 4.venules Answer: 1 Question 23 Question: Diapedesis is shown by _______________. 1.RBC 2.WBC
  • 7. 3.platelets 4.a,b and c Answer: 2 Question 24 Question: The main cells present in lymph are ___________. 1.red blood cells 2.platelets 3.lymphocytes 4.monocytes Answer: 3 Question 25 Question: The normal blood pressure in man is ___________. 1.80/120 mm Hg 2.120/80 mm Hg 3.120/100 mm Hg 4.100/80 mm Hg Answer: 2 Question 26 Question: The opening between the right auricle and the right ventricle is guarded by the _____. 1.tricuspid valve 2.bicuspid valve 3.semi-lunar valve 4.mitral valve Answer: 1 Question 27
  • 8. Question: The food is transported in the phloem in the form of ______. 1.glucose 2.sucrose 3.amino acids 4.fats Answer: 2 Question 28 Question: The fluid that does not form clots is ___________. 1.blood 2.plasma 3.lymph 4.serum Answer: 4 Question 29 Question: The smallest blood vessel in the body is a _____________. 1.vein 2.vena cava 3.capillary 4.venule Answer: 3 Question 30 Question: The blood vessel carrying blood from heart to the lungs is called ___________. 1.carotid artery 2.carotid vein 3.pulmonary artery 4.pulmonary vein Answer: 3
  • 9. Question 31 Question: Valves are present in ___________. 1.arteries 2.arterioles 3.veins 4.capillaries Answer: 3 Question 32 Question: The movement of particles from the region of their higher concentration to the region of their lower concentration is called as ________________. 1.osmosis 2.diffusion 3.active transport 4.ascent of sap Answer: 2 Question 33 Question: A portal vein runs from 1.an organ to the heart 2.the heart to an organ 3.one organ to another 4.an organ to the vena cava Answer: 3 Question 34 Question: Deoxygenated blood is received by the __________. 1.left auricle 2.right auricle 3.left ventricle
  • 10. 4.right ventricle Answer: 2 Question 35 Question: Mitral valve is the other name for ________________. 1.semilunar valve 2.bicuspid valve 3.tricuspid valve 4.venous valves Answer: 2 Question 36 Question: Lacteals in the intestine take up ______________. 1.digested starch 2.digested fats 3.digested proteins 4.glucose Answer: 2 Question 37 Question: Semilunar valves guard the junction of _____________. 1.left ventricle and aorta 2.right ventricle and aorta 3.left ventricle and pulmonary artery 4.right ventricle and pulmonary vein Answer: 1 Question 38 Question: Antibodies are produced as a reaction to the presence of _______________.
  • 11. 1.red blood cells 2.haemoglobin 3.antigens 4.white blood cells Answer: 3 Question 39 Question: Red blood cells are destroyed in the ____________. 1.lungs 2.liver 3.heart 4.spleen Answer: 2 Question 40 Question: Red blood cells are _____________. 1.biconcave discs 2.biconvex discs 3.cylindrical 4.spherical Answer: 1 Question 41 Question: Thrombocytes is the other name of _____________. 1.RBC 2.WBC 3.platelets 4.lymphocytes Answer: 3