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Science Elective · 10th Class (Matric Part 2) · BISE Lahore

Chapters

Tests

Biotechnology Test

10 questions · Biotechnology × 10

Coordination Test

10 questions · Coordination × 10

Diseases and Immunity Test

10 questions · Diseases and Immunity × 10

Evolution Test

10 questions · Evolution × 10

Full Book Test

50 questions · Human Digestive System × 5, Human Respiratory System × 5, Human Blood Circulatory System × 5, Human Urinary System × 5, Coordination × 5, Reproduction × 5, Inheritance × 5, Biotechnology × 5, Diseases and Immunity × 5, Evolution × 5

Human Blood Circulatory System Test

10 questions · Human Blood Circulatory System × 10

Human Digestive System Test

10 questions · Human Digestive System × 10

Human Respiratory System Test

10 questions · Human Respiratory System × 10

Human Urinary System Test

10 questions · Human Urinary System × 10

Inheritance Test

10 questions · Inheritance × 10

Reproduction Test

10 questions · Reproduction × 10

10th class Biology is human biology. The course works through the body's systems in turn — digestion, respiration, blood circulation and the urinary system — before coordination and reproduction, and then the chapters on inheritance, biotechnology, diseases and immunity, and evolution.

The vocabulary is dense and the diagrams carry meaning, so questions often turn on being able to name the exact structure rather than describe it loosely. Every chapter has a test of its own, and a full book test covers the whole course.

Chapters
10
Questions
1500
Tests
11

Questions about 10th Class (Matric Part 2) Biology

Which body systems are covered?

The digestive, respiratory, blood circulatory and urinary systems each have a chapter, followed by coordination and reproduction, and then inheritance, biotechnology, diseases and immunity, and evolution.

Does the bank cover the diagrams?

The questions test the structures and their functions in the terms the textbook uses. Where a labelled diagram is the usual way the point is taught, the question asks you to identify the part rather than reproduce the drawing.