What kind of collection of organisms are communities?
Correct answer C. Dynamic
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Biology Introduction MCQs cover the foundations of biology, including levels of biological organisation, the scientific method, branches of biology and applications such as breeding and radioactive dating. They help MDCAT, NEET UG and medical admission candidates start their biology preparation. Every question shows its correct answer instantly, so you can check each concept quickly.
Correct answer C. Dynamic
Correct answer B. Organelles
Correct answer B. 65%
Correct answer B. Observation? hypothesis? deduction? testing of deduction
Correct answer C. 2500000
Correct answer D. highly complex
Correct answer D. 6 bioelements
Correct answer C. Tetanus
Correct answer D. Bioremediation
Correct answer D. It involve methods of sexual reproduction
Correct answer B. Radiotherapy
Correct answer D. They are derived from bacteria only
Correct answer C. Small pox
Correct answer B. Edward Jenner
Correct answer B. Parentral (via blood)
Correct answer D. It can be used to preserve vegetables and meat.
Correct answer C. Cloning
Correct answer C. Genetic engineering
Correct answer C. Scientific law
Correct answer C. It discourages suggestion of different hypotheses
This opening chapter of the biology syllabus sets out how living things are studied. Questions cover levels of organisation from atoms and molecules up to populations, communities and the biosphere, and the steps of the scientific method, including hypothesis, theory and law. You will also see items on viral diseases, plant breeding techniques, the use of radioactive isotopes to date rocks and fossils, and evolutionary series of species. Because entry tests often draw easy marks from this chapter, mastering its definitions is a quick way to build confidence early in medical admission preparation.
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The levels of biological organisation run from atoms and molecules to organelles, cells, tissues, organs, organ systems and organisms. Beyond the individual come populations, communities, ecosystems and the biosphere. Entry test MCQs often ask you to identify the correct order or to define a community or population.
A hypothesis is a testable, tentative explanation for an observation. A theory is a broader explanation supported by repeated testing and a large body of evidence from many hypotheses. A theory can still be revised if new evidence contradicts it, which is why science remains open to correction.
MCQs360 has 38 Biology Introduction MCQs, free to practise without sign-up, each with an instant answer. They are a good starting point for MDCAT or NEET UG biology because they cover definitions that later chapters build on.
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