Breathing and Gaseous Exchange — NEET 2027 | 3–4 Questions Per Exam, Free Bilingual Practice
Practice 380 NCERT-mapped questions from Class 11, Chapter 14 (Human Physiology). ~3% weightage in NEET. Bilingual Hindi & English — MCQ, Assertion-Reason, NEET 2025 pattern.
380 QuestionsClass 11~3% Weightage5 Topics
276
MCQ Questions
40
Assertion-Reason
64
NEET 2025 Pattern
20
Previous Year Q
How many questions from Breathing and Gaseous Exchange in NEET?
3–4 questions from Breathing and Gaseous Exchange appear in NEET every year (12–16 marks, ~3% of NEET Biology). High-yield topics: respiratory organs, mechanism of breathing (tidal volume, IRV, ERV, RV), oxygen and CO₂ transport, regulation of respiration, respiratory disorders. Practice all 380 questions free in bilingual Hindi & English in the MedicNEET app.
NCERT Mapping
Breathing and Gaseous Exchange is from NCERT Class 11 Biology, Chapter 14, under the unit Human Physiology. This chapter carries approximately 3% weightage in NEET, based on analysis of the last 10 years of question papers. MedicNEET covers this chapter with 380 questions in bilingual Hindi & English — every question built from line-by-line NCERT analysis.
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MCQ
An athlete uses ethephon (releases ethylene in plants) to train in hypoxic chambers simulating high altitude. Which physiological changes are expected in him?
A patient shows reduced total lung capacity (TLC). Which of the following lung volumes is most likely decreased?
A. Tidal volume
B. Inspiratory reserve volume
C. Expiratory reserve volume
D. Residual volume
✅ Correct Answer: D
Total lung capacity = VC + RV. A reduction in TLC usually suggests lower residual volume or obstructive pathology affecting air retention.
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MCQ
Identify the INCORRECT pair:
A. Bronchi – Supported by cartilaginous rings
B. Alveoli – Exchange of gases
C. Pleural fluid – Increases friction
D. Diaphragm – Forms lower boundary of thorax
✅ Correct Answer: C
Pleural fluid reduces friction on the lung surface during breathing.
Assertion-Reason
Assertion (A): Carbon dioxide diffuses more readily through respiratory membranes than oxygen.
Reason (R): Oxygen has 20-25 times higher solubility than carbon dioxide in blood.
A. If both assertion and reason are true and the reason is the correct explanation of the assertion.
B. If both assertion and reason are true but reason is not the correct explanation of the assertion.
C. If assertion is true but reason is false.
D. If the assertion and reason both are false.
✅ Correct Answer: C
NCERT confirms “the amount of CO2 that can diffuse through the diffusion membrane per unit difference in partial pressure is much higher compared to that of O2” - Assertion is true. However, NCERT states “As the solubility of CO2 is 20-25 times higher than that of O2” - Reason reverses the solubility relationship, making it false.
NEET 2025 Pattern
Arrange the following structures in the correct sequence of airflow during inspiration in the human respiratory system:
(i) Secondary bronchi
(ii) Larynx
(iii) Nasal chamber
(iv) Alveoli
(v) Pharynx
(vi) Terminal bronchioles
(vii) Trachea
A. iii → v → ii → vii → i → vi → iv
B. v → iii → ii → vii → i → iv → vi
C. iii → ii → v → vii → i → vi → iv
D. vii → ii → v → i → iii → iv → vi
✅ Correct Answer: A
The correct sequence of airflow during inspiration in the human respiratory system, as described in NCERT, is as follows:
Atmospheric air enters through external nostrils,
1. Nasal chamber (iii)
2. Pharynx (v)
3. Larynx (ii)
4. Trachea (vii)
5. Primary bronchi (which then divide into secondary bronchi (i))
6. Secondary and tertiary bronchi, followed by bronchioles, and then terminal bronchioles (vi)
7. Alveoli (iv)
Thus, the correct sequence is Nasal chamber → Pharynx → Larynx → Trachea → Secondary bronchi → Terminal bronchioles → Alveoli.
Therefore, option A represents the correct sequence.
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How many questions from Breathing and Gaseous Exchange come in NEET?
3–4 questions from Breathing and Gaseous Exchange appear in NEET every year (12–16 marks, ~3% of NEET Biology). High-yield topics: mechanism of breathing, lung volumes (tidal, IRV, ERV, RV), oxygen and CO₂ transport, and respiratory disorders.
How many Breathing and Gaseous Exchange questions does MedicNEET have?
MedicNEET has 380 questions for Breathing and Gaseous Exchange, including 276 MCQs, 40 Assertion-Reason questions, and 64 NEET 2025-style long-form questions — all free in bilingual Hindi & English.
What is the NEET weightage of Breathing and Gaseous Exchange?
Breathing and Gaseous Exchange carries approximately 3% weightage in NEET (3–4 questions, 12–16 marks), based on analysis of the last 10 years of papers. It falls under the Human Physiology unit of Class 11 Biology.
Are Breathing and Gaseous Exchange questions available in Hindi?
Yes. All 380 Breathing and Gaseous Exchange questions in the MedicNEET app are bilingual — available in both Hindi and English. Switch language anytime during your practice session.
Are Breathing and Gaseous Exchange questions NCERT-based?
Yes, all MedicNEET Breathing and Gaseous Exchange questions are built from line-by-line analysis of NCERT Class 11 textbook. Every question maps to specific NCERT pages and concepts.