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Biology MCQ for Based on The NEET

 Cell Biology, Plant Physiology, Reproduction in Plants, Ecology, Evolution, Biotechnology, Microbes, Biodiversity

๐Ÿ“˜ NEET Biology Mock Test


Q1. Which cell organelle is directly involved in detoxification of drugs in liver cells?

A. Golgi apparatus

B. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum

C. Lysosome

D. Peroxisome

Answer: B

Q2. Cristae are absent in which of the following?

A. Liver mitochondria

B. Muscle mitochondria

C. Prokaryotic cells

D. Plant mitochondria

Answer: C

Q3. Which stage of cell cycle shows maximum protein synthesis?

A. S phase

B. G1 phase

C. G2 phase

D. M phase

Answer: B

Q4. Which enzyme is responsible for removal of RNA primer during DNA replication in prokaryotes?

A. DNA ligase

B. DNA polymerase I

C. DNA polymerase III

D. Primase

Answer: B

Q5. Pollen viability is longest in:

A. Wheat

B. Rice

C. Rosaceae members

D. Pea

Answer: C

Q6. Which structure guides pollen tube entry into embryo sac?

A. Synergids

B. Antipodals

C. Egg cell

D. Central cell

Answer: A

Q7. Double fertilization results in formation of:

A. Zygote only

B. Endosperm only

C. Zygote and endosperm

D. Embryo sac

Answer: C

Q8. In gymnosperms, pollination occurs through:

A. Water

B. Insects

C. Wind

D. Animals

Answer: C

Q9. Which of the following is a characteristic feature of bryophytes?

A. Dominant sporophyte

B. Vascular tissue present

C. Water required for fertilization

D. Seeds present

Answer: C

Q10. Sporophylls are found in:

A. Bryophytes

B. Pteridophytes

C. Algae

D. Fungi

Answer: B

Q11. Homologous structures indicate:

A. Adaptive radiation

B. Convergent evolution

C. Divergent evolution

D. Parallel evolution

Answer: C

Q12. Which fossil is considered as a connecting link between reptiles and birds?

A. Archaeopteryx

B. Australopithecus

C. Ramapithecus

D. Neanderthal

Answer: A

Q13. Adaptive radiation is best explained by:

A. Darwin’s finches

B. Industrial melanism

C. Fossil records

D. Gene flow

Answer: A

Q14. Which factor does NOT disturb Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium?

A. Mutation

B. Random mating

C. Gene migration

D. Natural selection

Answer: B

Q15. Population interaction where one species benefits and other is unaffected is called:

A. Parasitism

B. Mutualism

C. Commensalism

D. Amensalism

Answer: C

Q16. Logistic population growth is represented by:

A. J-shaped curve

B. Straight line

C. S-shaped curve

D. Zig-zag curve

Answer: C

Q17. Carrying capacity refers to:

A. Maximum birth rate

B. Maximum death rate

C. Maximum population an environment can support

D. Population at equilibrium

Answer: C

Q18. Which trophic level has maximum energy?

A. Top carnivores

B. Primary consumers

C. Secondary consumers

D. Producers

Answer: D

Q19. Energy flow in ecosystem is:

A. Cyclic

B. Bidirectional

C. Unidirectional

D. Random

Answer: C

Q20. Pyramid of energy is always:

A. Inverted

B. Spindle-shaped

C. Upright

D. Irregular

Answer: C

Q21. Which biome has maximum biodiversity?

A. Tundra

B. Desert

C. Tropical rainforest

D. Grassland

Answer: C

Q22. Biodiversity hotspot must have:

A. High endemic species

B. Large area

C. Cold climate

D. Low rainfall

Answer: A

Q23. Which is NOT an in-situ conservation method?

A. Wildlife sanctuary

B. National park

C. Biosphere reserve

D. Seed bank

Answer: D

Q24. The Red Data Book is published by:

A. WHO

B. WWF

C. IUCN

D. UNEP

Answer: C

Q25. Endangered species are those which:

A. Are already extinct

B. Are abundant

C. Face high risk of extinction

D. Live only in zoos

Answer: C

Q26. Which microorganism is used in sewage treatment?

A. Methanogens

B. Cyanobacteria

C. Protozoans

D. Viruses

Answer: A

Q27. Activated sludge contains:

A. Pathogenic bacteria

B. Anaerobic bacteria

C. Aerobic microbes

D. Fungi only

Answer: C

Q28. Which antibiotic was first discovered?

A. Streptomycin

B. Penicillin

C. Tetracycline

D. Erythromycin

Answer: B

Q29. Baker’s yeast is scientifically known as:

A. Candida albicans

B. Aspergillus niger

C. Saccharomyces cerevisiae

D. Rhizopus stolonifer

Answer: C

Q30. Biogas major component is:

A. CO₂

B. H₂

C. CH₄

D. O₂

Answer: C

Q31. Restriction enzymes belong to which class?

A. Ligases

B. Isomerases

C. Nucleases

D. Polymerases

Answer: C

Q32. Plasmids are:

A. Linear DNA

B. Circular DNA

C. RNA molecules

D. Proteins

Answer: B

Q33. Which vector is commonly used in genetic engineering?

A. Virus

B. Plasmid

C. Ribosome

D. Lysosome

Answer: B

Q34. Which enzyme joins DNA fragments?

A. Helicase

B. Ligase

C. Primase

D. Endonuclease

Answer: B

Q35. Bt toxin gene is obtained from:

A. Bacillus anthracis

B. Bacillus thuringiensis

C. Bacillus subtilis

D. Bacillus cereus

Answer: B

Q36. Golden rice is rich in:

A. Vitamin C

B. Vitamin A

C. Vitamin D

D. Vitamin B12

Answer: B

Q37. RNA interference is used to:

A. Increase gene expression

B. Block mRNA

C. Enhance translation

D. Modify DNA

Answer: B

Q38. Light reaction of photosynthesis occurs in:

A. Stroma

B. Thylakoid membrane

C. Cytoplasm

D. Outer membrane

Answer: B

Q39. RuBisCO is involved in:

A. Photolysis

B. CO₂ fixation

C. ATP synthesis

D. Oxygen evolution

Answer: B

Q40. Photorespiration occurs mainly in:

A. C₄ plants

B. CAM plants

C. C₃ plants

D. Algae

Answer: C

Q41. Opening and closing of stomata is regulated by:

A. Guard cells

B. Epidermal cells

C. Root hairs

D. Xylem

Answer: A

Q42. Translocation of food occurs through:

A. Xylem

B. Phloem

C. Cortex

D. Cambium

Answer: B

Q43. Nitrogen fixation converts N₂ into:

A. Nitrate

B. Nitrite

C. Ammonia

D. Protein

Answer: C

Q44. Symbiotic nitrogen fixation occurs in:

A. Azotobacter

B. Rhizobium

C. Clostridium

D. Nostoc

Answer: B

Q45. Which element is a component of chlorophyll?

A. Iron

B. Magnesium

C. Calcium

D. Nitrogen

Answer: B

Q46. Lysosomes contain enzymes active at:

A. Neutral pH

B. Alkaline pH

C. Acidic pH

D. Variable pH

Answer: C

Q47. Which organelle is absent in prokaryotes?

A. Ribosome

B. Plasma membrane

C. Nuclear membrane

D. Cell wall

Answer: C

Q48. Virus is considered non-living because:

A. It lacks DNA

B. It lacks metabolism outside host

C. It cannot mutate

D. It cannot infect

Answer: B

Q49. Which greenhouse gas has highest global warming potential?

A. CO₂

B. CH₄

C. N₂O

D. CFCs

Answer: D

Q50. Ozone depletion is mainly caused by:

A. CO₂

B. SO₂

C. CFCs

D. Methane

Answer: C

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