Animal Kingdom

1. True legged larva of bettles is called;

(a) Wriggler                  (b) Maggot

(c) Grub                         (d) Caterpillar

Ans. C

2. Select viviparous amphibian:

(a) Alyles                       (b) Hyla

(c) Amvbystoma           (d) Salamander

Ans. D

3. Roacohperus has:

(a) Webs                        (b) Adhesive discs

(c) Both of these            (d) None of these

Ans. C

4. Reptile adopted for deserts is:

(a) Python                      (b) Phyronosoma

(c) Gavial                      (d) Homidactyphs

Ans. B

5. Glass snake is a:

(a) Limbed snake           (b) Limbless lizard

(c) Non-poisonous snake

(d) Poisonous snake

Ans. B

6. Which of following snakes shows parthenogenesis?

(a) Hydrus                    (b) Crotalus

(c) Typing                     (d) Python

Ans. C

7. Smallest bird in India is:

(a) Sun bird                  (b) Sparrow

(c) Humming bird        (d) Kiwi

Ans. A

8. Excessive hunting has caused extinction of:

(a) Duck billed platypus

(b) Dodo bird

(c) Tiger

(d) Indian Desert Bustard

Ans. B

9. Growing mammals are included in:

(a) Lagomorphs            (b) Extents

(c) Both of these            (d) None of these

Ans. C

10. Most intelligent ape is:

(a) Chimpanzee           (b) Orangutan 

(c) Gorilla                      (d) Incisors

Ans. A

11. Tusk of elephants are:

(a) Molars                      (b) Premolars

(c) Canines                    (d) Incisor sans

Ans. D

12. Second largest animal in India is:

(a) Rhinoceros               (b) Giraffe

(c) Hippocampus           (d) Elephant

Ans. A

13. Fastest mammal is:

(a) Horse                       (b) Lion

(c) Tiger                         (d) Cheetah

Ans. D

14. Food storing cells of sponges are:

(a) Phagocytes              (b) Thesopcytws

(c) Collencytes              (d) Trohpycytes

Ans. B

15. Select the largest living invertebrate:

(a) Bromeliad                (b) Giant squid

(c) Ginat sepia               (d) Seymouria

Ans. B

16. Orangutan is confined to:

(a) New Zealand           (b) Africa

(c) Indonesia                 (d) India

Ans. C

17. The tusks of elephants are modified form of:

(a) Molars                      (b) Incisors

(c) Canines                    (d) Snout

Ans. B

18. Horses belong to:

(a) Primates                 

(b) Edentates

(c) Odd- toed ungulates

(d) Even toed ungulates

Ans. C

19. Two pairs of long, chisel- like incisors are characteristic features of:

(a) Lagomorphs           (b) Edentates

(c) Rodents                    (d) Primates

Ans. A

20. Pangolin belongs to:

(a) Lagomorphs           (b) Edentates

(c) Rodents                    (d) Primates

Ans. B

21.Which of the following is the tiniest mammal?    

(a) Bat                            (b) Rat

(c) Cat                           (d) Water shrew

Ans. D

22. Shrew, moles and hedshehogs belong to which of the following evolutionary line:

(a) Ungulates                (b) Whales

(c) Rodents &rabbits    (d) Insectivorous line

Ans. D

23. Kangaroo belongs to sub-class:

(a) Eutheria                   (b) Metathesis

(c) Prototheria               (d) None of these

Ans. B

24. Wish bone off birds is a part of:

(a) Pictorial girdle        (b) Hind limb

(c) Skill                          (d) Pelvic gridle

Ans. A

25. A limbless amphibian is:

(a) Hyla                         (b) Neturus

(c) Ureratyphlus           (d) Amphiuma

Ans. C

26. Sea horse is a:

(a) Mammal                  (b) Bony fish

(c) Echinodermate        (d) Coelenterate

Ans. B

27. Dog fish is:

(a) Viviparous               (b) Oviaprous

(c) Ovo-viviparous       (d) None of these

Ans. C

28. Amanita includes:

(a) Reptiles, birds and mammals

(b) Amphibians, reptiles and birds

(c) Amphibians and reptiles

(d) Fishes and amphibians

Ans. A

29. The mammal which does not posses 7 cervical vertebra:

(a) Elephant                  (b) Manateee

(c) Giraffe                      (d) Horse

Ans. B

30. Select an anatropous fish:

(a) Anabas                     (b) Exocetes

(c) Petromyzon             (d) Hippocampus

Ans. C

31. National bird of New Zealand is:

(a) Kiwi                         (b) Cassowary

(c) Ostrich                     (d) Emu

Ans. A

32. Largest distance converged (17,300Km) in bird migration is by:

(a) Snow owl                (b) Flyover

(c) Siberian crane           (d) Arctic tern

Ans. D

33. Fastest flying birds is:

(a) Albetroetes              (b) Sun bird

(c) Swift                         (d) Humming bird

Ans. C

34. Select the living fossil:

(a) King crab                 (b) Latimeria

(c) Sphenoid                 (d) Al of these

Ans. D
35. Most primitive mollusk is:

(a) Chiton                     (b) Pentad

(c) Nautilus                   (d) Neoplinia

Ans. D

36. Largest invertebrates is:

(a) Giant snail               (b) Giant squid

(c) Giant clam               (d) Giant octopus

Ans.  B

37. Aristotle’s lantern is found in;

(a) Sea cucumber          (b) Sea urchin

(c) Brittle star                 (d) Star fish

Ans. B

38. Study of mollusks is called:

(a) Philology                 (b) Mycolongy

(c) Concholgy               (d) Malacology

Ans. B

39. Johnston`s organ is found in:

(a) Abdominal glands of spider

(b) Abdomen of housefly

(c) Antenna of mosquito

(d) Antenna of cockroach

Ans. D

40. Edison os produces by:

(a) Abdominal glands 

(b) Corpora cardiac

(c) Corpora allata

(d) PRothoracic glands

Ans. D
41. In honey bee, the drones are developed from;

(a) Starved larvae        

(b) Unfertilized eggs by parthenogenesis

(c) Larvae fed on bee bread

(d) Larvae fed on royal jelly

Ans. B

42. Claw-like body appendages called chelicerae are found in:

(a) King crab                 (b) Preying manits

(c) Prawn                      (d) Crab

Ans. B

43. Which one of the following is called “living fossil”?

(a) Termite                    (b) King crab

(c) Crab                         (d) Lac insect

Ans. B

44. Red dye coloring cosmetics is obtained from:

(a) Red ant                     (b) Honey bee

(c) Cochineal insect      (d) Lac insect

Ans. C

45. The unique characteristic features of the mammal are:

(a) Presence of sweat glands

(b) Presence of hair of the body

(c) Presence of mammary glands

(d) All of these

Ans. D

46. Which of the following is egg-laying mammal?

(a) Seal                          (b) Man

(c) Kangaroo                 (d) Duck-bill platypus

Ans. D

47. Since there are no teeth is birds, the food is churned in:

(a) Pharynx                   (b) Intestine

(c) Gizzard                    (d) Crop

Ans. C

48. The fore limbs of ave are modified to help in:

(a) Wading                    (b) Perching

(c) Grassping                 (d) Flight

Ans. C

49. The presence of feathers and power of flight are characteristic features of:

(a) Amphibians            (b) Reptiles

(c) Aves                         (d) Mammals

Ans. B

50. The snake smells with the help of:

(a) Forked tongue         (b) Skin

(c) Nostrils                    (d) None of these

Ans. A