Life Processes Class 10 MCQs Chapter Wise
Life Processes – MCQs with Answers & Explanations
Class: 10 | Subject: Science | Section: Biology
Topic: Life Processes (Chapter Wise)
Based on NCERT Syllabus | CBSE Board Examination Pattern
Topic: Life Processes (Chapter Wise)
Based on NCERT Syllabus | CBSE Board Examination Pattern
1. Life processes are essential for:
Answer: c) Maintenance of living organisms
Explanation: Life processes like nutrition, respiration, transport, and excretion maintain and sustain life.
Explanation: Life processes like nutrition, respiration, transport, and excretion maintain and sustain life.
2. Mode of nutrition in plants:
Answer: b) Autotrophic
Explanation: Plants prepare food using sunlight, CO₂, and water via photosynthesis.
Explanation: Plants prepare food using sunlight, CO₂, and water via photosynthesis.
3. Photosynthesis occurs in:
Answer: b) Chloroplast
Explanation: Chloroplast contains chlorophyll which traps solar energy.
Explanation: Chloroplast contains chlorophyll which traps solar energy.
4. Opening and closing of stomata is controlled by:
Answer: a) Guard cells
Explanation: Guard cells regulate gas exchange and transpiration.
Explanation: Guard cells regulate gas exchange and transpiration.
5. Human digestion begins in:
Answer: b) Mouth
Explanation: Salivary amylase starts starch digestion.
Explanation: Salivary amylase starts starch digestion.
6. Largest gland in human body:
Answer: b) Liver
Explanation: Liver produces bile aiding fat digestion.
Explanation: Liver produces bile aiding fat digestion.
7. Functional unit of kidney:
Answer: b) Nephron
Explanation: Nephrons filter blood and form urine.
Explanation: Nephrons filter blood and form urine.
8. Oxygen is transported by:
Answer: c) Hemoglobin
Explanation: Hemoglobin in RBCs binds oxygen for transport.
Explanation: Hemoglobin in RBCs binds oxygen for transport.
9. Site of gaseous exchange in lungs:
Answer: c) Alveoli
Explanation: Thin walls allow diffusion of gases.
Explanation: Thin walls allow diffusion of gases.
10. Energy currency of the cell:
Answer: b) ATP
Explanation: ATP stores and releases energy for cellular work.
Explanation: ATP stores and releases energy for cellular work.
11. Anaerobic respiration occurs in:
Answer: b) Absence of oxygen
Explanation: Produces less energy and forms lactic acid/alcohol.
Explanation: Produces less energy and forms lactic acid/alcohol.
12. Transport in plants occurs through:
Answer: a) Xylem & Phloem
Explanation: Xylem carries water; phloem transports food.
Explanation: Xylem carries water; phloem transports food.
13. Transpiration helps in:
Answer: d) All of these
Explanation: It creates suction pull aiding water movement.
Explanation: It creates suction pull aiding water movement.
14. Heart is made of:
Answer: b) Cardiac muscle
Explanation: Specialized muscle enables rhythmic contractions.
Explanation: Specialized muscle enables rhythmic contractions.
15. Double circulation occurs in:
Answer: b) Humans
Explanation: Blood passes heart twice per cycle.
Explanation: Blood passes heart twice per cycle.
16. Waste removed by kidneys:
Answer: a) Urea
Explanation: Formed during protein metabolism.
Explanation: Formed during protein metabolism.
17. Dialysis is used when:
Answer: b) Kidneys fail
Explanation: Artificial removal of wastes from blood.
Explanation: Artificial removal of wastes from blood.
18. Food absorption occurs in:
Answer: b) Small intestine
Explanation: Villi increase surface area for absorption.
Explanation: Villi increase surface area for absorption.
19. Pulse is related to:
Answer: a) Heartbeat
Explanation: Pulse reflects arterial expansion during heart contraction.
Explanation: Pulse reflects arterial expansion during heart contraction.
20. Main excretory product in plants:
Answer: b) Resin/Gums
Explanation: Plants store wastes in leaves, bark, resins, and gums.
Explanation: Plants store wastes in leaves, bark, resins, and gums.
