1) The document discusses biology and its relationship to other sciences as well as notable Muslim scientists. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions about topics like biophysics, medicine, notable figures like Jabir ibn Hayyan and Avicenna, and levels of biological organization. 2) Questions cover topics like the scientific names of organisms, cellular organization at the unicellular, colonial, and multicellular levels, and systems of tissues and organs within multicellular organisms. 3) Famous Muslim scientists discussed include Jabir ibn Hayyan, known for writings on plants and animals, and Avicenna, known as the founder of medicine and author of "The Canon of Medicine."

1. Relationship of Biology to other sciences AND Muslim Scientists ( MCQs)
1: The branch of biology that deals with the principle of physics:
A: Biophysics B: Physical Biology
C: A & B D: None
2: The profession of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in human:
A: Medicine and surgery B: Forestry
C: Biotechnology D: Horticulture
3: We made everything from_____________ ( Sura Ambia)
A: Water B: Clay
C: Stone D: None
4: He made man from____________ like the potter:
A: Stone B: Wood
C: Clay D: Water
5: Jabir Bin Hayan was born in:
A: 721 A.D B: 722 A.D
C: 723 A.D D: 724 A.D
6: Who wrote the book " Al-Nabatat"
A: Abdul Malik Asmai B: Jabir Bin Hayan
C: A & B D: None
7: Who is founder of medicine:
A: Abdul Malik Asmai B; Abdul Sattar Edhi
C: Bu Ali Sina D: Sabir Bin Hussain
8: When was Bu Ali Sina born?
A: 980 A.D B: 1037 A.D
C: 981 A.D D: 1031 A.D
9: Who is know as Avicenna in west:
A: Jabir Bin Hayan B: Bu Ali Sina

2. C: Abdul Malik Asmai D: None
10: Al-Qanun-fi-al-Tib is known as __________ of medicine:
A: Canon B: Lamp
C: Fundamental D: All of these
Answers: 1: (A) 2: (A) 3: (A) 4: (C) 5: (A)
6: (B) 7: (C) 8: (A) 9: (B) 10: (A)
Topic.No: 2
Relationship of Biology to other sciences
AND
Muslim Scientists (Short Questions)
1: What do you know about biophysics?
ANS: Biophysics is define as the branch of biology that deals with the study of principle of
physics, which are applicable to biological phenomena.
2: Define forestry.
ANS: In forestry, professionals look after the natural forests and advices the government for
planting and growing artificial forests.
3: Who was Jabir Bin Hayan?
ANS: Jabir Bin Hayan was born in Iran in 721 A.D and died in 815 A.D. He wrote a number of
books on animals and plants. His famous books are " Al-Nabatat" and "Al-Haywan".
4: Write down a brief note on Bu Ali Sina.
ANS: Bu Ali Sina was born in 980 A.D and died in 1037 A.D. He is honoured as the founder of
medicine and known as "Avicenna" in west. He was a physian, philospher, poet and astromer.
His book " Al-Qanun-fi-al-Tib" is known as canon of medicine.
5: What is biochemistry?
ANS: It deals with the study of chemistry of different compounds and processes occurring in
living organisms. i.e. the study of metabolism and photosynthesis etc. in living organisms.
Topic No.3: The Level of Organization (MCQs)
1: Al type of matter are made up of __________
A: Element B: Compound

3. C: Both A & B D: None of these
2: The atom are actually made up of subatomic _________
A: Particle B: Element
C: Cell D: None of these
3: About ______ elements occur in nature
A:16 B: 92
C: 91 D: 96
4: Only _________ elements make the 99% of total mass of the body
A: Six B: Five
C: Four D: Eight
5: The biomolecules are classified into ______ type
A: One B: Two
C: Three D: Four
6: In multicellular organisms similar type of cells are organized together and the form ________
A: Genes B: Cell body
C: Tissues D: None of these
7: Macromolecules have ________ molecular weight
A: High B: Low
C: high and Low D: None of these
8: Oxygen makes _________ % of our body
A: 70 B: 60
C: 65 D: 75
9: Macromolecules have _________ molecular weight
A: High B: Low
C: high and Low D: None of these
10: Mitochondria are specialized for cellular ____________

4. A: Photosynthesis B: Respiratory product
C: A & B D: Respiration
Answers: 1: (A) 2: (A) 3: (B) 4: (C) 5: (B)
6: (C) 7: (B) 8: (C) 9: (A) 10: (D)
Topic No.3 : The Level of Organization (Short Questions)
1: Define subatomic and atomic level:
ANS: All matter are composed of element and each element contains a single kind of atom. And
atoms are actually composed of some sub-atomic particles i.e. proton, neutron and electron.
2: Define organelle and cell level:
ANS: Biomolecules combine in a particular way and for organelle. The organelle are actually
sub-cellular structures and when they assemble together the unit of life cell is formed.
3: Define tissue:
ANS: In multicellular organism similar type of cells combine together and form tissues.
4: Define individual level:
ANS: Different organs and organ system are organized together to form in individual or
organism. In organism, the functions, processes and activities of various organ and organ
system are coordinate.
5: Define population level:
ANS: Biologists extend their studies to the population level where they study interaction among
member of the same species living in the same habitat. A population is define as a group of
organisms of the same species located at the same place.
LONG QUESTION
Write a note on level of organization.
Topic No.4: Cellular Organization (MCQs)
1: All organisms have been divided into __________ kingdom
A: Two B: Three
C: Four D: Five
2: There are _________ main type of cells
A: Two B: Three

5. C: Four D: Five
3: The organisms composed of only one cell are called ________
A: Unicellular organisms B: Multicellular organisms
C: Both A & B D: None of these
4: Amoeba is an example of
A: Unicellular organisms B: Multicellular organisms
C: Both A & B D: None of these
5: The organization in which many unicellular organisms live together but they do not have
division of labour among them
A: Colonial type B: Unicellular type
C: Multicellular type D: None of these
6: Volvox is an example of ________ organism
A:Unicellular type B: Colonial type
C: Multicellular type D: None of these
7: Frog is an example of __________ organism
A: Multicellular type B: Unicellular type
C: Colonial type D: None of these
8: Scientific name for frog is
A: Rana tigrana B: Rana taagrana
C: Rana tiger D: Non of these
9: Scientific name for mustard plant is
A: Brassica campestris B: Brassica
C: Compestris D: None of these
10: Frog has two eyes each of whish has
A: Three lids B: Two lids
C: Five lids D: Four lids
Answers: 1: (D) 2: (A) 3: (A) 4: (A) 5: (A)

6. 6: (B) 7: (A) 8: (A) 9: (A) 10: (A)
Topic No.4 : Cellular Organization (Short Question)
1: What are unicellular organisms?
ANS: The organisms which are composed of only one cell are called unicellular organisms. All
the life activities are carried out by a single cell.
e.g ameoba is an example of unicellular organism
2: Write down name of atleast three unicellular organism.
ANS: (i) Ameoba (ii) Paramecium (iii) Euglena
3: What are multicellular organisms?
ANS: The organisms which are composed of millions of cell. These cells are arranged in the
form of tissues, organs and organ system.
4: What are the scientific name of frog and mustard plants?
ANS: Rana tigrina is scientific name of frog and Brassica compestris is the scientific name of
mustard plant.
5: How would you describe colonial organization?
ANS: In colonial type of cellular oganization, many unicellular organisms live together but do not
have any division of labour among them. Each unicellular in a coony lives it's own life. Volvex is
a good example of colonial type of organization.