Important MCQs on Nervous System, Skeletal System, Muscles, Teeth & Biological Compounds for Competitive Exams (Part-III)

1. Structure and Composition

  1. Which of the following is the hardest substance in the human body?
    (A) Bone
    (B) Enamel
    (C) Dentine
    (D) Nail
    Ans: (B)
  2. The hardest part of the body is –
    (A) Bones
    (B) Tooth Enamel
    (C) Skull
    (D) Spinal Cord
    Ans: (B)
  3. What does enamel cover?
    (A) Crown of the tooth
    (B) Dentin on all sides
    (C) Cementum
    (D) Cementum and partly dentin
    Ans: (A)
  4. Our bones and teeth are generally made of –
    (A) Tricalcium phosphate
    (B) Fluorapatite
    (C) Chlorapatite
    (D) Hydrolith
    Ans: (A)
  5. How many types of teeth are there in humans?
    (A) 4
    (B) 5
    (C) 2
    (D) 3
    Ans: (A)
  6. An adult human normally has –
    (A) 6 molar teeth
    (B) 8 molar teeth
    (C) 10 molar teeth
    (D) 12 molar teeth
    Ans: (D)

2. Bone Count and Structure

  1. The total number of bones in the human body is –
    (A) 206
    (B) 260
    (C) 306
    (D) 360
    Ans: (A)
  2. The total number of vertebrae in a human being is –
    (A) 26
    (B) 30
    (C) 29
    (D) 33
    Ans: (D)
  3. The total number of ear bones is –
    (A) 2
    (B) 4
    (C) 6
    (D) 8
    Ans: (C)

3. Bone Types and Locations

  1. In a human body, the longest bone is in the –
    (A) Vertebral column
    (B) Thigh
    (C) Ribcage
    (D) Arm
    Ans: (B)
  2. The strongest bone of the body is present in the –
    (A) Thigh
    (B) Jaw
    (C) Arm
    (D) Neck
    Ans: (A)
  3. Bones are pneumatic in –
    (A) Fishes
    (B) Amphibians
    (C) Reptiles
    (D) Birds
    Ans: (D)

4. Joints and Connective Tissues

  1. Which of these joints is a hinge joint?
    (A) Hip
    (B) Elbow
    (C) Shoulder
    (D) Wrist
    Ans: (B)
  2. The connective tissue that connects a muscle to a bone is –
    (A) Cartilage
    (B) Ligament
    (C) Tendon
    (D) Interstitial fluid
    Ans: (C)

5. Skeletal Disorders and Deficiencies

  1. The limb bones of children become bent if there is deficiency of vitamin –
    (A) A
    (B) B1
    (C) D
    (D) E
    Ans: (C)

🧠 Nervous System & Other Physiological Topics

1. Skin and Thermoregulation

  1. Which of the following structure present in mammalian skin directly helps in keeping the body warm?
    (A) Pigmented Cells
    (B) Sweat Glands
    (C) Lymph Vessels
    (D) Blood Capillaries
    Ans: (D) (Blood vessels in skin help regulate heat via vasodilation and constriction. Sweat glands help cool the body, not warm it.)
  2. Sweat glands in mammals are primarily concerned with –
    (A) Removal of excess salts
    (B) Excretion of nitrogenous wastes
    (C) Thermoregulation
    (D) Sex-attraction
    Ans: (C)

2. Invertebrate Biology

  1. An invertebrate does not have –
    (A) Notochord
    (B) Body Cavity
    (C) Haemocoel
    (D) Gills
    Ans: (A)

3. Miscellaneous

  1. Taenia solium (tapeworm) lives as a parasite in –
    (A) Pig
    (B) Abdomen of man/woman
    (C) Intestine of man/woman
    (D) Liver of man/woman
    Ans: (C) (Pigs are intermediate hosts. Humans are definitive hosts where adult worms live in the intestine.)
  2. Of which tissue nails, hoofs and horns are made of?
    (A) Cuticle
    (B) Chitin
    (C) Keratin
    (D) Tunicin
    Ans: (C)

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