Biology Intermediate Part II (Complete Book) Paper

Biology Intermediate Part II  (Complete Book)

Biology Intermediate Part II complete book test for the students of fsc who are preparing for annual examination.

Full Book Test of Biology Intermediate Part II

Biology Intermediate Part II full book test according to the new study scheme of 2019 Lahore Board. There are total 17 MCQs, 33 Short Questions and 5 Long Questions. Most important MCQs, short questions and long questions are collected from past papers according to new study scheme of fsc annual examination.

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Objective

1.         Temperature moist conditions are present in

(a) Neelam valley    (b) Shogran                

(c) Swat                   (d) both a & b

2.         A collection of related parts that function as a unit is called

(a)  system            (b) community           

(c) organism         (d) organ

3.         Malthus was famous for his essay published on the principles of

(a)  population      (b) community           

(c) integrity           (d) none of these

4.         The somaclonal variations are another way to produce new plants with desired.

(a) alleles             (b) traits                      

(c) genome           (d) genetic structure

5.         In blood, antiserum contains

(a) antigens            (b) proteins                

(c) antibodies         (d) globulins

6.         Universal recipient are

(a) AB                 (b) O+                         

(c)  O-                 (d) B

7.         Karyokinesis involves the division of

(a) Cell products     (b)golgi bodies           

(c) nucleus              (d) cell membrane

8.         Protein synthesis is called

(a) transduction         (b) translation            

(c) transformation     (d) transcription

9.         The hypoblasm is mainly presumptive

(a) endoderm       (b) ectoderm              

(c) mesoderm      (d) blastocoel

10.       The spermatids differentiate into mature.

(a) sperm              (b) ova                        

(c) Zygote            (d) Zooids

11.       Thalamus carries sensory information to the

(a)  anygdala        (b) limbic system       

(c) cerebrum         (d) both b & c

12.       In thoracic region the number of vertebrae is

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(a) 12                 (b) 15                        

(c) 5                   (d) 4

13.       In living organisms the elimination of wasteful metabolites is called as

(a) respiration       (b) metabolism          

(c) excretion         (d) digestion

14.       In man the primary structure for elimination of waste products are

(a) liver and kidneys  

(b) Heart and liver     

(c) stomach and gall bladder       

(d) both a & b

15.       The cavity formed between somatic and splanchnic mesoderm is

(a) archenteron          

(b) hensen’s node       

(c) coelom                  

(d) neurocoel

16.       mRNA is synthesized by

(a) DNa polymerase  

(b) RNA polymerase

(c) RNA ligase            

(d) none of above

17.       Reaching fo the chromosomes at opposite poles terminates anaphase and start

(a) metaphase             (b) prophase               

(c) cytokinesis            (d) telophase

Section – I

1.         Name the main transmitter for synapses.

2.         State briefly about limbic system.

3.         What is habituation?

4.         Name three congenital diseases.

5.         What is the significance of environment?

6.         What is tundra ecosystem?

7.         Define ammonification.

8.         Differentiate between molecular biology and embryology.

9.         What does evolution refer?

10.       How natural selection occurs?

11.       Which animal can produce antithrombin III?

12.       Who is Dolly?

13.       What are biotechnology products?

14.       Name the methods of DNA sequencing.

15.       Differentiate between bivalent and chiasmata.

16.       What is micro-propagation?

17.       What is gene therapy?

18.       Name the method used to produced thousands seedlings in limited space.

19.       Differentiate between bivalent and chiasmata.

20.       What is benign tumours?

21.       Differentiate between nucleosome and supercoils of DNA.

22.       How X – ray diffraction analysis takes place?

23.       What is conservative replication model of DNA?

24.       State the role of DNA polymerase II and polymerase III.

25.       Differentiate between microcephaly and cleft palate.

26.       Differentiate between teratology and neoblasts.

27.       Differentiate between oviparous and viviparous.

28.       Differentiate between spermatocytes and spermatids.

29.       Differentiate between florigen and vernalization.

30.       Differentiate between photomorphogenesis and phytochromes.

31.       Differentiate between effective stroke and recovery stroke.

32.       Differentiate between muscle fatigue and tetany.

33.       Define motor unit.

Section – I

Q.3      (a) Give a detailed account on locomotion in Paramecium.

            (b) Write a note on Adrenal gland.

Q.4      (a) What is innate behaviour? How many types it has?

            (b) What is diffentiate? Describe its various stages with respect to the germination of seeds?

Q.5      Give a detailed account on photoperiodism.

Q.6      (a) Write a note on pancreas.

            (b) Describe the mode of locomotion in amoeba and jelly fish.

Q.7      Describe the modalities of sensation and working of sensory receptors with special reference to skin.