Biology 10 Chapter 17 Challenge MCQs Test

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In Biology 10 Chapter 17 Challenge MCQs Test, there are 55 MCQs. This test contains all the Chapter 17 MCQs of practice tests. So just do the practice of all the 5 MCQs Tests then come to do this test. All these MCQ tests are for Federal Board students.

Biology 10 Chapter 17 Challenge MCQs Test

Challenge MCQs Test

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Class 10 Biology
Chapter 17
Full Chapter Challenge Test

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When was DNA prepared outside the cells?

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DNA carries genetic information, It was proved In?

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Glycerol is produced by:

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Which product Is used In electroplating?

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The complete map of human genome was published in:

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In the synthesis of bear, fermentation of line powder of cereal grains is done by

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Which is used for souring milk and for production of various types of cheese?

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The work on genetic engineering started in:

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Which one is effective against brain and lung cancer?

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A breaking enzyme is;

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Which maintains the microorganism in growth phase?

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Human genome project was launched in:

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When Pasteur convinced the scientific community that all fermentations are the results of microbial activity?

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Who Introduced the term "single cell Protein"?

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The first step in genetic engineering is:

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It is a catabolic process:

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Which of these micro-organism is used in the production of formic acid?

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Complete human genome map published in?

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Fermentation makes the food more?

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Which is not an objective of genetic engineering?

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The vector DNA and the attached gene of interest are collectively called:

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Find the correct match for the fermentation product and the organism involved;

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Streptococcus and lactobacillus are:

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The process In which glucose molecule is broken Into Iwo molecules of pyruvic acid is called:

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Interferon was produced by genetically modified microorganisms in;

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Malted food is/are;

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Alcoholic fermentation is carried out by;

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Vector transmits;

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Grapes can directly be fermented by yeasts to:

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Human Genome project was launched?

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Who invented Pasteurization?

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An enzyme produced by genetically modified organisms used to break up blood clots is called;

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Fermented food is/are;

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Which is an important application of Biotechnology?

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Scientists were able to cut and paste the DNA of organisms In;

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Organism with modified genetic set up are called:

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500,000 sheep brains were required to produce how much milligrams of human growth hormone?

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Which of these is an anti-viral protein?

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In glycolysis, glucose molecule is broken down into two molecules of:

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50 kilogram of yeast produces how many tons of proteins within 24 hours.

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Which one is the commonest type of fermented cereal product?

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With one is not used for the production of plastics?

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Scientists prepared human insulin by inserting the insulin gene in bacteria in:

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SCP has good prospects for future because it contains all important;

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Scientists are able to cut and paste the DNA of organism in:

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A Joining enzyme is;

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Wheat dough is fermented by:

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Enzyme used to cut the identified gene from the total DNA of donor organism is;

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To preserve fruits, vegetables and pickles we add;

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The use of living organisms in processes for the manufactures of useful products for services Is called:

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Which one is used In the production of Vinegar and Beverages?

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Which one is used as a Sweetener?

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Who produced the Dolly sheep?

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Which one is used to dissolve blood clots?

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In alcoholic fermentation, which bacteria is used?

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