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Slide 1 : MCQs in Biology

Slide 2 : 1.Sukhsimran found an organism in a pond, and she thinks it's a freshwater sponge. Her friend, Simar, thinks it looks more like an aquatic fungus. How can they decide whether it is an animal or fungus ? Determine whether it is unicellular or multicellular see if it is a eukaryote or prokaryote look for cell walls under a microscope figure out whether it is autotrophic or heterotrophic none of the above determinations will help their decision

Sukhsimran : Sukhsimran Simarjot

Slide 4 : 2. Which phylum consists of bilaterally symmetrical animals with an incomplete digestive tract and includes the tapeworms ? a. Trematoda b. Platyhelminthes c. Cestoda d. Nematoda e. Cnidaria

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Slide 8 : 3. A phylum which has a pseudocoelom and a digestive system with both a mouth and an anus is a. Platyhelminthes b. Nematoda c. Porifera d. Cnidaria e. Anthozoa

Slide 9 : 4 How do coral animals obtain their food? they have tentacles that trap food particles they are photosynthetic they absorb predigested food through their cell wall from dinoflagellates which are photosynthetic both a and d

Slide 10 : 5. Which of the following is a type of cell in sponges that forms hollow cylinders through which water enters the hollow central area of the sponge choanocyte pinacoderm cell amoebocyte porocyte cnidocyte

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Slide 12 : 6. In the phylum Platyhelminthes, which of the following classes is mostly nonparasitic ? A Turbellaria B . Trematoda C . Cestoda Only D . b and c are correct E . a, b and c are correct

Slide 13 : 7. Bilateral symmetry in the animal kingdom is best correlated with an ability to A sense equally in all directions B the presence of a skeleton C locomotion and active predation and escape D development of a true coelom adaptation to a terrestrial environment

Slide 14 : 8. Which of the following types of living things shows "alternation of generations" in its life cycle ? Ferns Conifers Sea Stars Insects

Slide 15 : Ferns exhibit an alternation of generations in which there is a regular alternation of two different forms a) the fern plant which reproduces by means of spores, and b) the prothallus which reproduces by means of gametes. A spore develops into a prothallus which produces gametes. From the union of male and female gametes zygotes are produced which grow into fern plants

Slide 16 : 9. 'Apiology' is the study of ____. a. Monkeys b. Seed-bearing fruits c. Bees d. Wasps.

Slide 17 : 10. The Phylum Platyhelminthes does not include : Dugesia Roundworms b. Blood fluke c. Flatworms d. dogworms

Slide 18 : 11. When flatworms split into two and then regenerate to form two new flatworms, it is called : a. Fission b. sexual reproduction c. Acoelomate d. budding

Slide 19 : 12. Which of the following is a free-living flatworm? A. Schistosoma B. ascarid worm C. tapeworm D .planarian

Slide 20 : 13. An animal that can produce both sperm and eggs is called a : Parasite Hermaphrodite Acoelomate turbellarian

Slide 21 : 14. The head of a tapeworm is called the: Proglottid scolex Eyespot pharynx

Slide 22 : 15. Hooks and suckers on the tapeworm's head are used for : sucking blood Reproduction defense from predators attaching to the host

Slide 23 : 16. Which of the following is a parasite? Hookworm Roundworm Tapeworm all of these

Slide 24 : 17. Which of the following has a complete digestive tract (mouth to anus) ? roundworms only flatworms only roundworms and flatworms neither roundworms or flatworms

Slide 25 : 18. Schistosoma must infect a ____ before it can infect humans. Cow Roundworm Snail mosquito

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Slide 27 : 19. What structure is used by planarians to suck food into the digestive system ? Eyespot Proglottid Pharynx flame cells

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Slide 29 : 20.Corals are animals that move around their environment only during the early part of their lives, then they become __________.     a.  autotrophs   b.  vertebrates   c.  sessile   d.  bilaterally symmetric

Corals : Corals

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