AKUEB SSC-I — Biology MCQs
Practice 259 Biology past-paper MCQs for AKUEB SSC-I, each with a detailed explanation and reference. Try free samples below, then start a full quiz.
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Biology is a core part of the AKUEB SSC-I syllabus. HighYield's Biology question bank collects 259MCQs modelled on real past papers, so you practise the exact style and difficulty you'll face on exam day. Every question comes with a worked explanation and a subject reference, so you learn why an answer is right — not just which option to pick.
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Sample Biology Questions
A group of students investigated the chemical composition of soil from different cities of Pakistan. The students gathered data about the presence of relative percentage of nutrients in the soil and presented the data in the form of tables and graphs. The branch of biology involved in the presentation of data in the given scenario is
- A.biochemistry.
- B.biogeography.
- C.bioeconomics.
- D.biomathematics.
The given pie chart shows the distribution of bio-elements in the human body. Pie chart: I = 65%, II = 18%, III = 10%, Other elements = 7%. The elements represented by I, II and III are
- A.I: Oxygen, II: Carbon, III: Hydrogen
- B.I: Carbon, II: Oxygen, III: Hydrogen
- C.I: Hydrogen, II: Carbon, III: Oxygen
- D.I: Carbon, II: Hydrogen, III: Oxygen
Four different levels of biological organisation are represented in the diagrams shown (I: a group of similar cells forming a tissue, II: a mitochondrion, III: a DNA molecule, IV: a blood vessel, an organ-level structure). The CORRECT sequence in the descending order of biological organisation is
- A.III, II, I, IV
- B.IV, I, II, III
- C.III, I, II, IV
- D.IV, II, I, III
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