Section C- Biology

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1. What is a protective covering of animal cells called as:
a. Cell Wall
b. Cell Membrane 
c. Skin 
d. Bone

2. Power house of cell is 
a. Cytoplasm 
b. Nucleus
c. Ribosomes 
d. Mitochondria 

3. Membrane which allows everything inside is called as
a. Semi- permeable membrane 
b. Permeable membrane 
c. Non- permeable membrane 
d. Cell Wall membrane 


4. Membrane which allows selective things to pass through
a. Semi- permeable membrane 
b. Permeable membrane 
c. Non- permeable membrane 
d. Cell Wall membrane 

5. Membrane which doesn't allow everything to pass through
a. Semi- permeable membrane 
b. Permeable membrane 
c. Non- permeable membrane 
d. Cell Wall membrane 

6. Biggest cell is
a. Bacteria 
b. Goblet cell
c. Ostrich's egg
d. Human Ovum 

7. Reproductive cells are also called as
a. Somatic cell
b. Mycocytes
c. Germ cells 
d. Nephron

8. Non- reproductive cells are also called as 
a. Neurons 
b. Germ cells 
c. Somatic cells 
d. Hepatocytes

9. Female germ cells is called as
a. Sperm
b. Osteocytes
c. Epithelial cells 
d. Ovum

10. Male germ cells are called as
a. Ovum
b. Somatic cells
c. Sperm
d. Neuron

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