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Zoology Quiz 4 (60 MCQs)

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1. Hydrogen bomb works on the principle of .....
2. The smallest amount of energy that body needs to keep alive is called
3. Cytosine always pair with Guvanine
4. True or False?Crustaceans have seven or more pairs of appendages.
5. Study of animals with backbones
6. Single layer of cells surrounding a fluid-filled space that forms during early development
7. A spider's legs are equipped with thousands of setae that allow it to .....
8. Which of the types of Molluska translates to "stomach-foot?"
9. The following characteristics are of what class?carnivores or scavengerssharks, skates, and rayscartilaginous skeleton
10. When a snake flick their tongue in the air and then draw it across the Jacobson's organ the function of the tongue is to
11. Which phylum includes hookworms, pinworms, and heart worms?
12. Find the animals living in polar region from the following
13. Notochord extending from tip to tail in
14. How does the presence or absence of a coelom impact animal evolution?
15. The atheroma contains
16. Is called?The male peacock uses these spectacular tail feathers in a display to try to attract the attention of females of the same species, and to try to find a mate. What is this called?
17. Identify the correct phylum:slug
18. Which large mammal lives in water and eats only plants
19. Which of the following is the correct way to write a scientific name?
20. Define the term "piety."
21. The term 'arthropod' literally means
22. What is the main goal of conservation?
23. Which phylum contains invertebrates with jointed appendages and exoskeletons?
24. Why is conservation important for preserving species diversity?
25. The young one of cockroach undergoes moulting about ..... times
26. If dinosaurs had sharp teeth, we can assume they most likely were carnivores.
27. The activity by which birds maintain a clean plumage and rid the feather sand skin of parasites is referred to as
28. All insects have three body segments, antennae, three pairs of legs, and wings,
29. Sponges have a single opening or mouth for food and waste.
30. Zoology is the complete study of the ..... ?
31. When trying to identify organisms, what do we look at?
32. Nocturnal animals are active in the
33. Asia keeps seeing a small animal in her backyard. She observed the animal has a backbone, four legs and a long tail, and its body is covered with scales. What is the classification for this animal?
34. Salamanders belong to the amphibian order
35. Division of the cytoplasm is
36. Which of the following has two chambered heart?
37. Movement of molecules through transport protein in plasma membrane called
38. Increase in diversity and number seen on reptiles.
39. Adult RBCs are produced by
40. Do earthworms reproduce sexually or asexually?
41. This term means "back"
42. What family are foxes from?
43. It covers/protects the control center of the cell
44. Which is not a solution to foraging for food?
45. If someone is described as "petulant, " how do they behave?
46. What do a camel and a zebu have in common?
47. What do you call it when predators hunt and eat prey?
48. Which body system regulates homeostasis by removing fluid and waste?
49. The process of rearing honeybee artificially is called as .....
50. Which of the following is NOT a form of conservation?
51. The heterozygous DOMINANT trait of dimples?
52. Which class includes snakes and lizards?
53. Which animal is warm blooded?
54. Which pigments is presten in human blood
55. A regular, long-distance change in location due to resource availability.
56. The Latin term for stomach-foot is .....
57. What is the study of the classification/diversification of life AND evolutionary relationships?
58. Study of mollusks
59. Circadian rhythms in humans are usually controlled by
60. Human Insulin was synthesised by
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