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Q101. One of the following is present outside the plasma membrane but inside the cell-wall

(a)    Sphaerosome

(b)   Peroxisomes

(c)    Lomasome

(d)   Golgi body

Q102. Lysosome containing bone cell are called-

(a)    Osteo blast

(b)   Fibro blast

(c)    Ostoclast

(d)   Condrioblast

Q103. Chemical modification of substance like glycosidation of protein and lipid occur in –

(a)    E.R

(b)   Golgi body

(c)    Lysosome

(d)   Ribosome

Q104. The smooth E.R. is generally made up of-

(a)    Cisternae

(b)   Tubules

(c)    Vesicle

(d)   All of above

Q105. Most of the cell-organelle are derived from which structure of cell-

(a)    Nucleus

(b)   Endoplasmic reticulum

(c)    Mitochondria

(d)   Chloroplast

Q106. smooth E. R. of animal cell does not synthesis-

(a)    Cholesterol

(b)   Phospholipids

(c)    Saturated fatty acid

(d)   Unsaturated fatty acid

Q107. which of the following is known as “system of membrane”

(a)    Lysosome

(b)   E.R.

(c)    Mito chondria

(d)   Choloplast

Q108. Oxysome of mitochondria are concerned with

(a)    Photophosphorylation

(b)   Oxidative phosphorylation

(c)    Photorespiration

(d)   Digestion

Q109. Ribophorin I and II occur on the surface of

(a)    Rough E. R.

(b)   Smoth E. R>

(c)    Golgi body

(d)   None

Q110. The term “Lipido chondria” was suggested for-

(a)    Mitochondria

(b)   E.R.

(c)    Golgi body

(d)   Ribosome

Q111. During spermatogenesis golgi is thought to be responsible for the formation of-

(a)    Tail

(b)   Myeloid piece

(c)    Head

(d)   Acrosome

Q112. At which Ph lysosomal enzymes remain active

(a)    PH 5

(b)   PH-7

(c)    PH 8

(d)   PH-10

Q113. Synthesis of cellulose and hemicelluloses take place

(a)    Micro bodies

(b)   Smooth E.R.

(c)    Golgi complex

(d)   Lysosome

Q114. The cell organelle having abundance of oxidizing enzyme is-

(a)    Golgi body

(b)   Endoplasmic reticulum

(c)    Centriole

(d)   Mitochondria

Q115. In which part of mitochondrial the enzyme succinic hydrogenaseis present-

(a)    Outer membrane

(b)   Inner membrane

(c)    Matrix

(d)   Perimitochondrial space

Q116. Which of the following cell organelle can be viewed by a light microscope?

(a)    Ribosome

(b)   Endoplasmic Reticulum

(c)    Golgi

(d)    Mitochondria

Q117. Which of the following statement about mitochondria is NOT true?

(a)    Size and shape of mitochondria varies in a cell

(b)   Mitochondria in the cell can fuse with one another

(c)    Large mitochondria in the call can split into two

(d)   In all cells, one mitochondria will be exceptionally larger than others

Q118. Nuicidal bag of cells are-

(a)    Golgi bodies

(b)   Lysosomes

(c)    Ribosome

(d)   Nucleoli

Q119. ER is the centre of-

(a)    Excretion

(b)   Digestion

(c)    Reproduction

(d)   Protein synthesis

Q120. Golgi complex is involved in the-

(a)    Accumulation of lipoprotein

(b)   Formation of primary lysosomes

(c)    Development of ribosome

(d)   All

Q121.Aerobic respiration is related to-

(a)    Plasma membrane

(b)   Mitochondria

(c)    Golgi body

(d)   ER

Q122. Golgi body are is found in-

(a)    RBCs

(b)   Bacteria

(c)    Both

(d)   All cells except RBC and bacteria

Q123. ____  is occupied by mitochondria in human sperm cell-

(a)    Sperm head

(b)   Mid piece

(c)    Sperm tail

(d)   No mitochondria in the sperms

Q124. ____ example of autonomous organelle-

(a)    Mitochondria

(b)   Chloroplast

(c)    Mitochondria and chloroplast

(d)   Chloroplast, mitochondria and Golgi

Q125. Which of the following membrane lipid constituent can be considered as the lipid marker of inner mitochondrial membrane?

(a)    Lecithin

(b)   Cardiolipin

(c)    Ceramide

(d)   Sphingo-ceramide

Q126. Perinulcear dense bodies-

(a)    Lysosome

(b)   Nucleolus

(c)    Peroxime

(d)   All

Q127. Except which of the following lysosome is absent-

(a)    Muscle cell

(b)   Acinal cell

(c)    Erythrocytes

(d)   Hepatocytes

Q128.used as maker for the lysosomes.

(a)    Pyruvate dehydrogenase

(b)   Phospholipase

(c)    Acid phosphatese

(d)   Succinate dehydronase

Q129. PH of lysosome is-

(a)    Neutral

(b)   Acidic

(c)    Basic

(d)   Depends on the cell type

Q130. Function of lysosomes-

(a)    Autophagy

(b)   Autolysis

(c)    digestion

(d)   all

Q131. Golgi body was first recognised in-

(a)    blood cell

(b)   root cell

(c)    nerve cell

(d)   root cell

Q132. Which one is associated with “zone of exclusion”

(a)    nucleus

(b)   nucleolus

(c)    Nucleoplasm

(d)   Golgi complex

Q133. Golgi complex is often seen associated with-

(a)    Mitochondrial

(b)   RER

(c)    Lysosome

(d)   None

Q134. In which of the following golgi complex is absent-

(a)    Higher plant

(b)   Yeast

(c)    Bacteria and blue green algae

(d)   None

Q136. Main function of golgi-complex is:-

a)      Fermentation

b)      Phosphorylation

c)       Respiration

d)      Packing of materials for secretion

137. Polymorphic cell organelles is:-

a)      Ribosome

b)      Lysosome

c)       Chloroplast

d)      Nucleus

138. Functional unit of protein synthesis is:-

a)      Dictyosome

b)      Polysome

c)       Peroxisome

d)      Lysosome

139. Which of the following is the main source of cellular membrane:-

a)      Endoplasmic reticulum

b)      Golgi body

c)       Mitochondria

d)      Nucleus

140. Mitochondria are present in the:-

a)      Aerobic organism only

b)      Obligate anaerobic organism

c)       Aerobic and Obligate anaerobic organism

d)      Angiosperm only

141. The ____ packages proteins into membrane-bound vesicles inside the cell before the vesicles are sent to their destination

(a)    Mitochondria

(b)   Golgi body

(c)    Chloroplast

(d)   None

142. Mark the lysosomal stabilizer:-

a)      Vitamin – K

b)      Vitamin – A

c)       Cortisone

d)      Progesterone

 

Q143. which of the following Part of the cellular endomembrane system

(a)    Cytoplasm

(b)   Golgi body

(c)    Nucleus

(d)   All of above

144. T-tubules of muscles are modification of-

(a)    ER

(b)   golgibody

(c)    microtubule

(d)   microfilaments

145. Cell organelle rich in hydrolases enzyme is:-

a)      Mitochondria

b)      Peroxisomes

c)       Glyoxysomes

d)      Lysosomes

146. RER is well developed in cell engaged in the synthesis of-

(a)    Steroids

(b)   Fats

(c)    Vitamin

(d)   Protein

147. Which of the following prevents the rupturing lysosomal membrane-

(a)    Cholesterol

(b)   Vit. A

(c)    Testosterone

(d)   UV rays

148. Aerobic respiration is performed by:-

a)      Mitochondria

b)      Chloroplast

c)       Ribosome

d)      Golgibody

149. mitochondria originated from-

(a)    Purple sulphur bacteria

(b)   Cynanobacteria

(c)    Ribosome

(d)   Golgi body

 

150. GERL concerned with the biogenesis of:-

a)      Golgibody

b)      E.R.

c)       Mitochondria

d)      Lysosomes

151. Golgibody first observed by:-

a)      L.S. George

b)      C. Golgi

c)       Parker

d)      Kolliker

152. Which cell organelle oxidise maximum type of respiratory substrates-

(a)    Mitochondria

(b)   Lysosome

(c)    Peroxisome

(d)   Chloroplast

153. ground substances present inside the mitochondria is called-

(a)    stroma

(b)   matrix

(c)    cell sap

(d)   cytoplasm

154. Fat metabolism take place in:-

a)      Nucleus

b)      Chloroplast

c)       Mitochondria

d)      Glogi bodies

155. Which cell organelles take part in the formation of lysosomes:-

a)      Endoplasmic reticulum

b)      Golgi bodies

c)       Both A and B

d)      Mitochondria

156. Mitochondrial matrix possesses:-

a)      Enzymes of Krebs cycle and protein synthesis.

b)      Formation of Leucocytes

c)       Enzyme of Calvin cycle

d)      None of these

157. Sulside bag of cells are:-

a)      Endoplasmic reticulum

b)      Lysosome

c)       Golgi bodies

d)      Vacuoles

158. Osteogenesis and removal of dead cell are function of:-

a)      Ribosome

b)      Lysosome

c)       Golgi bodies

d)      Vacuoles

159. F1 subunit of oxysome is called:-

a)      Head

b)      Stalk

c)       Base

d)      Filament

160. Three morphological forms of golgi complex are:-

a)      Lamellae, tubules and vesicles

b)      Cisternae, tubules and vesicles

c)       Cisternae, tubules and lamellae

d)      Granum, thalykoids and vesicles

161. The stores food and secretory substances found in the cytoplasm makes:-

a)      Cytoplasm

b)      Hyaloplasm

c)       Protoplasm

d)      Deutoplasm

162. During germination which cell organelle converts fatty acid into soluble carbohydrate:-

a)      Peroxisome

b)      Glyoxysome

c)       Sphaerosomes

d)      Lysosomes

163. Labilisers found on membrane of lysosomes are:-

a)      Contisone and cortisole

b)      Cholesterol and heparin

c)       Testosterone and progesterone

d)      Cholesterol and progesterone

164. How many components present in fully developed golgi apparatus:-

a)      2

b)      3

c)       4

d)      5

165. The endoplasmic reticulum is present in:-

a)      Necleus

b)      Chromosomes

c)       Necleolus

d)      Cytoplasm

166. Cellular furnaces of cells are:-

a)      Choroplast

b)      Mitochondria

c)       Ribosome

d)      Necleus

167. Autodissolution and osteogenesis  are function of :-

a)      Golgibodies

b)      Ribosome

c)       Lysosomes

d)      Mitochondria

168. Semi autonomous cell organelles of cell are:-

a)      Necleus and chloroplast

b)      Choroplast and Mitochondria

c)       Vacuoles and golgi complex

d)      Ribosomes and Lysosomes

169. The name of Mitochondria was first given by:-

a)      Robert Brown

b)      Benda

c)       Altmann

d)      L.S. Jorge

170. Cristae are found in:-

a)      Surface of grana

b)      Surface of plasma membrane

c)       Wall of mitochondria

d)      Nuclear membrane

 

171. Double layered organelle are:-

a)      Ribosomes

b)      Mitochondria

c)       Lysosomes

d)      Centriole

172. CIsterne is found in:-

a)      Only mitochondria

b)      Only Endoplasmic reticulum

c)       Endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi Body

d)      Only Golgi Body

173. Substance which is synthesized in golgi body is:-

a)      Protein

b)      Polysacchariddes

c)       Fats

d)      ATP

174. Which structure mainly maintains composition of mitochondrial matrix:-

a)      Outer membrane

b)      Inner membrane

c)       Both A and B

d)      Both membrane and Perimitochondrail space

175. True statement about mitochondria is:-

a)      Change in shape and size and division both occur

b)      Do not change shape but division occurs

c)       Do not change shape and size and division not occurs

d)      Change shape but division does not occur

176. E.R. is not related with:-

a)      Plasmalemma

b)      Golgibody

c)       Mitochondria

d)      Nucleus

177. Which cell organelle reduces the number of E.R. and Mitochondria:-

a)      Lysosome

b)      E.R.

c)       Mitochondria

d)      Golgibody

178. Which of the following is the site of lipid synthesis:-

a)      Rough E.R.

b)      Smooth E.R.

c)       Golgi bodies

d)      Ribosome

179. The main organelle involved in modification and routing of newly synthesized proteins to their destinations is:-

a)      Endoplasmic Reticulum

b)      Lysosome

c)       Mitochondria

d)      Choroplast

180. Chlorophyll in chloroplast is located in:-

a)      Grana

b)      Pyrenoid

c)       Stroma

d)      Both Grana and Stroma

181. Which of the statement regarding mitochondrial membrane is not correct?

a)      The outer membrane resembles a sieve

b)      The outer membrane is permeable to all kinds of molecules

c)       The enzyme of the electron transfer chain are embedded in the outer membrane

d)      The inner membrane is highly con volute forming a series of infloding

182. Polysome is formed by-

(a)    A ribosome with several subunits

(b)   Ribosomes attached to each other in a linear arrangement

(c)    Several ribosomes attached to a single mRNA

(d)   Many ribosomes attached to a strand of endoplasmic reticulum

Q183. Vacuole in a plant cell-

(a)    Lacks membrane and contain air

(b)   Lacks membrane and containswater and excretory substances

(c)    Is membrane-bound and contain storage protein and lipids

(d)   Is membrane bound and contains water ans excretory substances

Q184. In germinating seeds fatty acids are degraded exclusively i the-

(a)    Peroxisomes

(b)   Mitochondria

(c)    Proplastids

(d)   Glyoxysomes

Q185. Cell theory explains that

(a)    All cells have nucleus

(b)   All cells are living

(c)    Cell divide by mitosis and meiosis

(d)   Cells of plants and animals are units of structure

Q186. Plasma membrane of animal cell is composed of-

(a)    Phosphoproteins

(b)   Glycoproteins

(c)    Phospholipoproteins

(d)   None.

Q187. Machenical support to the cell is provided by-

(a)    Golgi body

(b)   Micro fibrils

(c)    Vacuoles

(d)   Lysosomes

Q188. The function of centrosome is-

(a)    Inhibition of cell division

(b)   Intiation of cell division

(c)    Promotion of protein synthesis

(d)   None

Q189. Cytoplasm and nucleus is separated by a membrane, which is-

(a)    Single layered

(b)   Double layere

(c)    Three layered

(d)   Multilayered

Q190. Different types of chromosomes can be recognized by position of

(a)    Spindle

(b)   Genes

(c)    Centromere

(d)   Nucleus

Q191. Example of cell theory-

(a)    Viruses

(b)   Bacteria

(c)    Protozoan

(d)   Protists

Q192. Thylakoids are found in-

(a)    Chloroplasts

(b)   Golgi body

(c)    Ribosome

(d)   ER

Q193. Spindle fibre of miotic cell are made up of-

(a)    Collagens

(b)   Actin

(c)    Tubulin

(d)   Fibrin

Q194. Glyoxysomes are discovered by-

(a)    Beever

(b)   Tolbert

(c)    Perner

(d)   Hanstein

Q195. Each chloroplast contain-

(a)    5-10 granum

(b)   20-40 granum

(c)    20-100 granum

(d)   None

Q196. Extra nuclear DNA is found in

(a)    Chloroplast

(b)   ER

(c)    Ribosome

(d)   Nucleus

Q197. Cellular organelles containing hydrolytic enzymes are called-

(a)    Peroxisomes

(b)   Lysosomes

(c)    Ribosomes

(d)   Mesosomes

Q198. Mitochondrial was first seen by-

(a)    Robert hooke

(b)   Robert brown

(c)    Lipmann

(d)   Altmann

Q199. Membrane of vacuole

(a)    Cytoplast

(b)   Tonoplast

(c)    Amyloplast

(d)   Elaioplast

Q200. Non- membranous organelle-

(a)    Ribosomes

(b)   ER

(c)    Nucleus

(d)   Chloroplast

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