FMT BIOLOGY QIUZ 4

FMT BIOLOGY QIUZ 4

 
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#1. During DNA replication, unwinding of the double helix is carried out by enzyme:

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#2. The process of synthesis of RNA from a DNA template is called:

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#3. The process of protein synthesis from mRNA instructions is called:

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#4. Base pairing in DNA occurs between Adenine and:

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#5. Base pairing in DNA occurs between Guanine and:

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#6. In RNA, Thymine is replaced by:

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#7. Theory of Natural Selection was proposed by:

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#8. The Father of Microbiology who first observed living cells under microscope was:

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#9. Cell wall was first observed in cork slices by:

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#10. Cell nucleus was discovered by:

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#11. Organisms lacking a membrane-bound nucleus are called:

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#12. Bacteria and Cyanobacteria belong to kingdom:

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#13. Amoeba moves and captures food using temporary extensions called:

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#14. Paramecium moves with the help of hair-like structures called:

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#15. The symbiotic relationship beneficial to both interacting species is:

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#16. Primary consumers in a food chain are always:

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#17. Plants and photosynthetic algae in an ecosystem act as:

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#18. Fungi and bacteria that break down dead organic matter are called:

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#19. The ultimate source of energy for almost all ecosystems is:

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#20. Pyramid of energy in any ecosystem is always:

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#21. Accumulation of non-biodegradable toxic substances up the food chain is:

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#22. Excessive nutrient enrichment in water bodies leading to algal blooms is:

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#23. Which air pollutant combines with hemoglobin much more strongly than oxygen?

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#24. Blood group without any antigens on red blood cells is:

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#25. Blood group having both A and B antigens on RBCs is:

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#26. Which organ detoxifies harmful chemicals and drugs in the human body?

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#27. Old and worn out RBCs are destroyed primarily in the:

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#28. Hormone regulating sodium and water reabsorption in kidneys is:

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#29. Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH / Vasopressin) reduces water loss by acting on:

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#30. Pancreatic enzyme that digests proteins into polypeptides is:

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YOUR LEARNING JOURNEY

Pak Navy FMT Biology Quiz 4

Practise with Focus and Learn from Every Attempt

Prepare with a Purpose

Successful preparation requires a consistent routine, careful revision, and opportunities to check your understanding. This free Biology practice resource is intended to help candidates preparing for the Pakistan Navy Female Medical Technician (FMT) initial test assess their knowledge and identify areas for further study.

Your Quiz Strategy

  1. Read the question completely before choosing an answer.
  2. Consider each available option carefully.
  3. Avoid rushing through questions you do not understand.
  4. Move forward when a question takes too long, if the quiz allows it.
  5. Return to difficult questions when possible.

Avoid Common Study Mistakes

Reading notes repeatedly without checking your understanding may make it difficult to identify gaps in your knowledge. Likewise, completing quizzes without reviewing errors can cause the same mistakes to happen again.

Combine reading with active recall and question practice. After every session, review the information you found difficult and try to explain the correct answer in your own words.

Remember This

Use practice results as feedback. They can help you decide what to revise next, but they cannot guarantee how you will perform in an official test.

Test Your Understanding

Attempt the quiz below and continue building your preparation through regular revision.

This educational article is independently prepared and is not published by or officially affiliated with the Pakistan Navy.

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