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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 5 October 2026.

Which animal gives us eggs?
Chicken Cow Sheep Pig
What do fish make in the water?
Bubbles Fire Snow Rain
What fruit grows on trees?
Apple Stone Sand Water
What do scientists make with plants?
New species Houses Cars Shoes
What colour is a banana that ripens slowly?
Yellow Purple Blue Pink
Which animal gives wool?
Sheep Fish Bird Hose
What do plants make with sunlight?
Food Toys Cars Houses
What colour is a tomato?
Red Blue Purple Black
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Which part of the plant goes underground?
Carrots Leaves Flowers Fruit
Where do trees store food?
In their tribe In the air In the moon In cars
What liquid comes out of trees?
Juice Milk Juice Oil
Which animal makes eggs without a shell?
Fish Chicken Bird Dog
What comes out of a hen's egg?
Chick Butterfly Frog Fish
Where do bananas grow?
To banana trees Under the ground In the water In the air
Which plant grows very fast?
Bamboo Cactus Stone Metal
Where do mushrooms grow best?
In damp areas In the sun In the snow On ice
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What food is made by fermenting cabbage?
Sauerkraut Soup Salad Chips
What happens when making cheese?
Bacteria change milk Milk is frozen Milk is boiled Salt is added
What are probiotics?
Good bacteria for your gut Vitamins Medicine Sweeteners
How is insulin made these days?
By adapted bacteria From plants From animals Out of water
What is a PCR test?
A test that multiplies DNA to detect diseases A blood test An eye test A hearing test
What micro-organisms are used to make bread fluffy?
Yeast Bacteria Viruses Mold
What biotechnology is used in making wine?
Yeast that converts grape sugar into alcohol Bacteria that turn grapes sour Fungi that grow grapes Viruses that colour grapes
What is the difference between good and bad cholesterol?
Good cholesterol protects your heart Bad cholesterol tastes better Good cholesterol is sweeter There is no difference
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From which plant can biofuel be made?
Rapeseed Roses Tulips Ferns
What micro-organisms are used to make bread rise?
Yeast Bacteria Viruses Algae
Which plant is often genetically modified to resist herbicides?
Soy Roses Pine trees Ferns
What micro-organisms are used to make alcohol?
Yeast Viruses Worms Beetles
What technique is used to create DNA fingerprints?
Gel electrophoresis Microscopes X-rays CT scans
What is biotechnology?
Using living things to make useful products Studying stars and planets Making robots and computers Exploring earth layers and fossils
Which drug is made using biotechnology?
Insulin Paracetamol Aspirin Vitamin C
What biotechnology application is used to detect inherited diseases?
Genetic screening X-rays Blood test MRI scans
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What technique is used to amplify specific DNA sequences?
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) Gel electrophoresis DNA ligation Chromatography
What method is used to analyse genetic diversity in populations?
Microsatellite analysis Karyotyping Flow cytometry Immunofluorescence
What colour fluorescent protein is commonly used as a marker in genetically modified organisms?
Green (GFP) Blue (BFP) Yellow (YFP) Orange (OFP)
What is metabolic engineering?
Modifying metabolic pathways to make desired products Accelerating metabolism in organisms Repairing faulty enzymes Analysing metabolic disorders
What biotechnological method is used to produce vaccines?
Recombinant DNA technology Cell fusion Mutagenesis Hybridisation
What is stem cell therapy?
Treatment with cells that can differentiate into different cell types Therapy involving replacement of defective genes Treatment with synthetic hormones Therapy with antibodies against cancer
What technique is used for cloning animals?
Somatic cell nuclear transfer In vitro fertilisation Embryosplitting Partheogenesis
What is a chimeric in biotechnology?
An organism with genetic material from different species An artificially created virus A mutant gene A hybrid between two plant species
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What is the function of plasmids in biotechnology applications?
As a vector to introduce foreign DNA into cells As an energy source for cell growth As protection against viruses As a signalling substance between cells
What technique is used to cut and paste specific DNA sequences with extreme precision?
CRISPR-Cas9 PCR amplification Gel electrophoresis Southern blotting
What biotechnological method is used to study the genetic diversity of populations?
DNA barcoding Proteomics Metabolomics Transcriptomics
What is pharmacogenomics?
Studying how genes affect response to drugs Developing new antibiotics Cloning medicinal plants Making synthetic hormones
What are organoids in biotechnology?
3D cell cultures mimicking organs Artificial organelles Genetically modified bacteria Synthetic biomaterials
Which biotechnology application helps in the conservation of endangered species?
Cryopreservation of gametes Antibiotic production Pesticide development Fertiliser production
Which bacterium is most commonly used as a 'host' for producing recombinant protein?
Escherichia coli Bacillus subtilis Streptococcus pneumoniae Staphylococcus aureus
Which biotechnological application is used to make biocement?
Microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation Fermentation of lactic acid Photosynthesis of algae Hydrolysis of starch
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