Biology (School & UG)

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Biology is the science of life — from the tiniest cell to the most complex human systems. This category is designed to support school students (Classes 6–12) as well as undergraduate (UG) learners with clear explanations, exam-focused content, and concept-building resources.

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  • Concept-wise explanations aligned with NCERT and common UG syllabi

  • Important questions & answers for school exams, NEET foundation, and college tests

  • Human physiology, genetics, ecology, biotechnology, and cell biology explained simply

  • Practice questions, MCQs, and revision notes to strengthen understanding

  • Doubt-solving and conceptual clarity for competitive and academic success

Whether you’re preparing for school exams, building a strong base for NEET, or studying Biology at the undergraduate level, this section helps you learn smarter, revise faster, and understand Biology deeply — not just memorize it.

Learn life sciences the right way — clear concepts, exam relevance, and real understanding.

Q. Which plant is commonly used to treat digestive issues and is known for its soothing properties?
  • A. Aloe Vera
  • B. Mint
  • C. Basil
  • D. Rosemary
Q. Which plant is commonly used to treat digestive issues due to its high fiber content?
  • A. Aloe Vera
  • B. Psyllium
  • C. Lavender
  • D. Mint
Q. Which plant is commonly used to treat digestive issues due to its soothing properties?
  • A. Aloe Vera
  • B. Mint
  • C. Ginger
  • D. Chamomile
Q. Which plant is known for its ability to improve gut health due to its high fiber content?
  • A. Broccoli
  • B. Potato
  • C. Banana
  • D. Spinach
Q. Which plant is known for its ability to improve mood and reduce anxiety?
  • A. Lavender
  • B. Cactus
  • C. Fern
  • D. Moss
Q. Which plant is known for its ability to improve respiratory health?
  • A. Eucalyptus
  • B. Cactus
  • C. Fern
  • D. Moss
Q. Which plant is known for its antibacterial properties and is often used in traditional medicine?
  • A. Garlic
  • B. Rosemary
  • C. Mint
  • D. Basil
Q. Which plant is known for its antibacterial properties and is often used in wound healing?
  • A. Echinacea
  • B. Garlic
  • C. Ginger
  • D. Chamomile
Q. Which plant is known for its antimicrobial properties and is often used in natural remedies?
  • A. Garlic
  • B. Cilantro
  • C. Parsley
  • D. Oregano
Q. Which plant is known for its high content of omega-3 fatty acids beneficial for heart health?
  • A. Flaxseed
  • B. Wheat
  • C. Corn
  • D. Rice
Q. Which plant is known for its high vitamin C content and is often used to boost the immune system?
  • A. Spinach
  • B. Orange
  • C. Potato
  • D. Broccoli
Q. Which plant is known for its potential to reduce anxiety and improve mood?
  • A. Lavender
  • B. Cactus
  • C. Bamboo
  • D. Fern
Q. Which plant is known for its unique method of vegetative propagation through tubers?
  • A. Potato
  • B. Onion
  • C. Carrot
  • D. Garlic
Q. Which plant is often referred to as a 'superfood' due to its high nutrient density?
  • A. Kale
  • B. Potato
  • C. Corn
  • D. Rice
Q. Which plant is often referred to as a natural remedy for anxiety and stress?
  • A. Valerian
  • B. Basil
  • C. Rosemary
  • D. Sage
Q. Which plant is often used for its antimicrobial properties in traditional medicine?
  • A. Garlic
  • B. Rosemary
  • C. Basil
  • D. Thyme
Q. Which plant is recognized for its ability to improve respiratory health and is often used in teas?
  • A. Eucalyptus
  • B. Lavender
  • C. Rosemary
  • D. Sage
Q. Which plant is recognized for its high antioxidant content and potential cancer-fighting properties?
  • A. Blueberries
  • B. Potatoes
  • C. Carrots
  • D. Rice
Q. Which plant is recognized for its potential to alleviate anxiety and stress?
  • A. Lavender
  • B. Cactus
  • C. Fern
  • D. Moss
Q. Which plant is recognized for its potential to improve cognitive function and memory?
  • A. Ginkgo Biloba
  • B. Lavender
  • C. Rosemary
  • D. Sage
Q. Which plant is recognized for its role in traditional medicine for treating respiratory issues?
  • A. Eucalyptus
  • B. Lavender
  • C. Rosemary
  • D. Thyme
Q. Which plant reproductive structure is responsible for producing pollen?
  • A. Ovary
  • B. Stigma
  • C. Anther
  • D. Style
Q. Which plant reproductive structure is responsible for producing seeds?
  • A. Roots
  • B. Leaves
  • C. Flowers
  • D. Stems
Q. Which plant structure is primarily involved in photosynthesis?
  • A. Roots
  • B. Stems
  • C. Leaves
  • D. Flowers
Q. Which plant structure is primarily involved in reproduction?
  • A. Roots
  • B. Leaves
  • C. Flowers
  • D. Stems
Q. Which plant structure is primarily involved in the absorption of water and nutrients?
  • A. Leaves
  • B. Stems
  • C. Roots
  • D. Flowers
Q. Which plant structure is primarily involved in the reproduction of flowering plants?
  • A. Roots
  • B. Leaves
  • C. Flowers
  • D. Stems
Q. Which plant structure is primarily involved in water transport?
  • A. Phloem
  • B. Xylem
  • C. Cortex
  • D. Pith
Q. Which plant structure is primarily responsible for anchoring the plant and absorbing water and nutrients?
  • A. Stem
  • B. Leaf
  • C. Root
  • D. Flower
Q. Which plant structure is primarily responsible for attracting pollinators?
  • A. Sepals
  • B. Petals
  • C. Stamens
  • D. Pistils
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