9th MCQ for cells

 MCQ for cells

 Q-1  The term  Protoplasm was given by 

a)  Purkinje

b)  Leeuwenhook

c)  Virchow

d) Robert Hooke


Q-2  The shape of erythrocytes is

a)Cuboidal

b)Discoidal

c)Spherical

d)Polygonal


Q-3 The electron microscope was developed by 

a)Robert Hooke 

b)Purkinje

c)Knoll and Ruska

d)Huxley


Q-4 Which of following is not a unicellular organism

a) Amoeba

b)Yeast

c)Bacteria

d)Rhizopus


Q-5 Bone cells are 

a)Stellate

b)Elongated

c)Cuboidal

d)Polygonal


Q-6 The longest animal cell is the

a)RBC

b)WBC

c)Muscle

d)Nerve Cell


Q-7 The size of an organism depend on 

a)Size of cell

b)Number of cell

c)Both a and b

d)Shape of cell





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