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151.

Which of the following is not the economic importance of fishes?(a) Source of food(b) Source of water(c) Good source of vitamins(d) Polishing agentI had been asked this question in class test.This question is from Food Production Strategies in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

Answer» RIGHT choice is (b) Source of water

The best explanation: Fishes and other aquatic food animals are an important source of food. Protein and lipid content is very high in fishes. Fish and other kinds of SEAFOOD are rich in IODINE and other minerals. They are also a GOOD source of vitamins A and D. It is also used in smoothening surfaces for polishing as well as COVERING certain articles.
152.

Which of the following product of fishes is used for clearing wines?(a) Shagreen(b) Isinglass(c) Fish flour(d) Fish oilThe question was asked in my homework.Asked question is from Food Production Strategies in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct choice is (b) ISINGLASS

For explanation I would say: Isinglass is obtained from the air bladder of bony FISHES and is USED for clearing WINE and beer. Shagreen is the skin of cartilaginous fishes with placoid scales which is used to rub the material.

153.

Which of the following is not a method of fish preservation?(a) Chilling(b) Baking(c) Canning(d) SaltingI had been asked this question in an international level competition.Asked question is from Food Production Strategies in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct choice is (b) Baking

The best explanation: Fish tends to decay soon. THEREFORE, it NEEDS to be preserved IMMEDIATELY after being caught. The various methods of preservation are chilling, freezing, deep freezing, salting, chemical preservation and CANNING.

154.

Which of the following is not an edible freshwater fish?(a) Anguilla(b) Labeo rohita(c) Mystus singhala(d) Wallago attuThis question was posed to me in an international level competition.My question is based upon Food Production Strategies topic in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct choice is (a) ANGUILLA

For explanation I would say: Anguilla is an edible marine water fish. The edible FRESHWATER fishes include Labeo ROHITA, Labeo calbasu, Catla catla, Wallago attu, CLARIAS batrachus, Mystus singhala, Heteropneustes heteropneustes.

155.

Which of the following is not a freshwater fish?(a) Labeo rohita(b) Labeo calbasu(c) Mackerel(d) Clarias batrachusThis question was addressed to me in unit test.Asked question is from Food Production Strategies in portion Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct answer is (c) Mackerel

The EXPLANATION is: Mackerel is a marine water fish. Major freshwater fishes of India are Labeo ROHITA, Labeo calbasu, Catla catla, Wallaga attu, CLARIAS batrachus, MYSTUS singhala etc.

156.

The type of fishery practised in small water bodies is called as culture fishery.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was addressed to me in an online interview.My question comes from Food Production Strategies in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct OPTION is (a) True

Easy explanation: Culture fishery is the type of fishery practised in small water BODIES where fish is FIRST reared and then HARVESTED. Culture fishery is also called as fish FARMING or pisciculture.

157.

The practice of catching the fish only available naturally is known is __________(a) Monoculture(b) Capture fishery(c) Polyculture(d) Culture fisheryThis question was posed to me in an online interview.Question is from Food Production Strategies in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct choice is (b) Capture fishery

Explanation: Capture fishery is the PRACTICE of only catching the fish available NATURALLY as in LARGE water bodies of lakes, reservoirs, tanks, etc. Marine FISHERIES are also CAPTURED fisheries.

158.

Which of the following is not an edible marine fish?(a) Salmon(b) Labeo rohita(c) Mackerel(d) SardinellaI have been asked this question in quiz.Question is taken from Food Production Strategies in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct answer is (b) Labeo rohita

The BEST I can EXPLAIN: Labeo rohita is an edible freshwater fish. The edible MARINE fishes are Herpadon, Pomphret, SALMON, Anguilla, Hilsa, Mackerel, Sardinella. Out of these fishes, Pomphret is the most edible fish.

159.

The management and rearing of aquatic animals is called as ____________(a) Pisciculture(b) Sericulture(c) Aquaculture(d) FisheryThis question was addressed to me in exam.My question is from Food Production Strategies topic in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

Answer» CORRECT answer is (d) Fishery

Best explanation: The management and rearing of aquatic animals is called as Fishery. It is an establishment connected with capture, transportation, preservation, exploitation and utilisation of VARIOUS types of fishes, prawns, LOBSTERS, OYSTERS, etc. The fishery is of two types- Fin fishery and Shell fishery.
160.

Which of the following is not a marine fish?(a) Hilsa(b) Pomfret(c) Mackerel(d) SingharaThis question was posed to me by my college professor while I was bunking the class.Enquiry is from Food Production Strategies topic in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct OPTION is (d) Singhara

For explanation I would say: The MAJOR types of marine fish FOUND on Indian shores are HILSA, Sardinella, Harpodan, Stomateus, Mackerel, flying fish, RED mullet, Ribbonfish, Eel.

161.

Aquaculture is the management of marine fishes.(a) False(b) TrueThe question was posed to me in homework.Asked question is from Food Production Strategies in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

Answer» CORRECT option is (a) False

The explanation is: Aquaculture is the management of aquatic PLANTS and animals which are beneficial for humans. For example, rearing of prawn, LOBSTERS, crabs, oysters, Unio etc.
162.

Management and rearing of fishes only is called as ____________(a) Aquaculture(b) Pisciculture(c) Apiculture(d) FisheryI got this question during an internship interview.My question is based upon Food Production Strategies in portion Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct answer is (b) Pisciculture

For EXPLANATION I would say: Management and rearing of FISHES only is called as Pisciculture. It further includes Mariculture and Inland fishery which is the culture of marine fishes and FRESHWATER fishes RESPECTIVELY.

163.

Which of the following is the characteristic feature of Shell fishery?(a) Rearing of fishes(b) Rearing of only bony fishes(c) Rearing of aquatic animals having an outer shell(d) Rearing of cartilaginous fishesThis question was posed to me in semester exam.My question is taken from Food Production Strategies in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct OPTION is (c) Rearing of aquatic animals having an outer shell

The EXPLANATION: Shell fishery is a capture, MANAGEMENT and exploitation of aquatic animals having an outer shell or a hard skeleton. They are of two main types- molluscs and arthropods especially crustaceans. Many of the shellfishes are also raised in aquaculture farms for higher productivity and ENSURED supply.

164.

Which of the following is the characteristic feature of Fin fishery?(a) Rearing of animals having fins(b) Rearing of animals living only in freshwater(c) Rearing of animals living only in marine water(d) Rearing of aquatic plantsI have been asked this question in an online interview.Query is from Food Production Strategies in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct answer is (a) Rearing of animals having fins

The best I can EXPLAIN: Fin fishery is the capture, MANAGEMENT and exploitation of aquatic animals having paired or unpaired fins. They are broadly divided into cartilaginous and bony FISHES. Cartilaginous fishes occur exclusively in the SEA which also CONTAINS a number of bony fishes.

165.

Which of the following does not attack honey bees?(a) Wasps(b) Houseflies(c) Mites(d) Black antsThis question was addressed to me in semester exam.The above asked question is from Food Production Strategies topic in portion Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct option is (b) Houseflies

Best explanation: Honey bee is attacked by wasps, wax moths, MITES, black ants, green bee-eater and king CROW. Nosema disease of honey bee is CAUSED by PROTOZOAN Nosema apis. Acrine disease is produced by parasitic mite Acarapsis woodii.

166.

The new queen and drones leave their own hives and build a new one. This is called as bee swarming.(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question in unit test.My question is from Food Production Strategies topic in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct choice is (b) False

The explanation is: As the colony grows in size, the queen stops secreting ANTIQUEEN substance. It ALSO produces some unfertilized eggs. New queen and drones develop. The old queen along with a part of the worker population leaves the HIVE and build a new one. This process is known as BEE swarming.

167.

Which of the following bees does the tail-wagging dance?(a) Scout bees(b) Nurse bees(c) Builder bees(d) Sanitary beesI had been asked this question by my college director while I was bunking the class.I need to ask this question from Food Production Strategies topic in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Right ANSWER is (a) Scout bees

To explain: Some forager bees function as scout bees that SEARCH for new feeding places. Scout bees communicate the position of a food source by ROUND dance if it is less than 75 m and tail wagging dance for LONGER distances.

168.

Which of the following is not a useful product of Apiculture?(a) Bee venom(b) Honey(c) Beeswax(d) JellyThis question was addressed to me by my school principal while I was bunking the class.This interesting question is from Food Production Strategies in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Right choice is (d) Jelly

Explanation: Apiculture is highly USEFUL. It provides US with honey which is a near-neutral aromatic tonic, laxative and sweetening syrup. Beeswax is used in cosmetic creams, ointments, paints, polishes and smokeless decorative candles. Bee VENOM is used in the TREATMENT of Rheumatoid arthritis.

169.

Which of the following hormone is secreted by Queen of honey bees?(a) Bombykol(b) Trail pheromone(c) Antiqueen pheromone(d) CopulinI have been asked this question during an interview.The query is from Food Production Strategies topic in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct option is (c) ANTIQUEEN pheromone

Best explanation: Queen secretes an antiqueen substance, a pheromone, from its glands. It inhibits worker bees to build another royal BROOD chamber and produce royal jelly for others. The queen LAYS 2000 fertilised eggs per day. Eggs hatch to GIVE RISE to new worker bees which are sexually sterile females.

170.

Which of the following is a caste of the honey bee?(a) Queen(b) King(c) Drones(d) WorkersThe question was asked by my college director while I was bunking the class.My question is from Food Production Strategies topic in portion Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

Answer» CORRECT option is (B) King

Explanation: Honey bee is a social, colonial and polymorphic insect with three MAIN castes-fertile female or queen, males or DRONES and sterile female workers. Queen receives all the sperms required for its life during nuptial flight with drones.
171.

Which of the following is not a differentiation of worker bees?(a) Builder bees(b) Nurse bees(c) Sanitary bees(d) DronesI had been asked this question in unit test.This interesting question is from Food Production Strategies topic in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct choice is (d) Drones

The best I can explain: Worker bees are differentiated into sanitary bees (early few DAYS), nurse bees (first month, feeding larvae and queen), farmer bees, guard bees, builder bees (producing bee wax, building and repair of the HIVE) and FORAGERS (COLLECTING honey).

172.

Honey bee belongs to class Mammalia.(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question in exam.This intriguing question originated from Food Production Strategies topic in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Right option is (B) False

For explanation I WOULD SAY: Honey bee belongs to family Apidae, order Hymenoptera of class Insecta. Honey bee lives in natural or artificial nests called HIVES. A beehive has a number of hexagonal brood CELLS for rearing young bees, storage cells for storing food etc.

173.

Which of the following is the largest bee?(a) Apis dorsata(b) Apis florea(c) Apis indica(d) Apis melliferaThis question was posed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.My question comes from Food Production Strategies in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

Answer» RIGHT choice is (a) Apis dorsata

For explanation: Apis dorsata is commonly KNOWN as the rock bee. It OCCURS in the wild. It is the largest of the bees. Apis florea is the SMALLEST. Apis indica is medium-sized docile bee growing naturally in wild as WELL as domesticated.
174.

Which of the following species of the honey bee is not found in India?(a) Apis mellifera(b) Apis dorsata(c) Apis indica(d) Apis floreaThis question was posed to me during an internship interview.My doubt stems from Food Production Strategies in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct option is (a) Apis mellifera

Easy explanation: Species of honey BEE found in INDIA are Apis dorsata, Apis indica and Apis florea. Apis mellifera is an Italian or a European bee which was introduced in India due to its very high quality and QUANTITY of honey. It is ALSO the most DOCILE of all the species.

175.

Where do honey bees live?(a) Colony(b) Hives(c) Desert(d) HouseThis question was posed to me in a job interview.The query is from Food Production Strategies in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct answer is (b) Hives

For explanation: Honey bee lives in natural or ARTIFICIAL nests called hives. Natural hives hang down from tree BRANCHES, the roof of caves, balconies and other EXTENSIONS of buildings. Artificial HIVE or bee box is a metallic hollow box with chambers, slit-like platform and a STAND with legs.

176.

What is Apiculture?(a) Rearing of bees(b) Rearing of animals(c) Rearing of birds(d) Rearing of insectsThis question was posed to me in an international level competition.My doubt stems from Food Production Strategies in portion Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

Answer» RIGHT choice is (a) REARING of BEES

To explain I would say: Apiculture or BEEKEEPING is the rearing of bees for collecting honey and wax. The place where honey bees are reared is called an apiary. The workers are known as apiarists or apiculturists.
177.

How has the herd size of cattle been successfully increased?(a) Breeding normal cows(b) Breeding diseased cows(c) Breeding high milk-yielding bulls(d) Breeding high-quality meat-yielding bullsI got this question at a job interview.The above asked question is from Controlled Breeding Experiments in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct choice is (d) Breeding high-quality meat-yielding bulls

Easiest EXPLANATION: High milk-yielding breeds of females and high quality (LEAN meat with less lipid) meat- yielding bulls have been bred successfully to increase herd size of cattle in a SHORT time. MOET technology has been demonstrated for cattle, sheep, rabbits, buffaloes, MARES, ETC.

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MOET stands for ____________(a) Multiple Ovules Embedded Transfer technology(b) Multiple Ovulation Embryo Transfer(c) Many Ovules and Embryos Transfer technology(d) Multiple Ovulation Embryo Transfer TechnologyI have been asked this question during an interview.I would like to ask this question from Controlled Breeding Experiments topic in portion Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct option is (d) Multiple Ovulation Embryo Transfer TECHNOLOGY

The EXPLANATION is: MOET STANDS for Multiple Ovulation Embryo Transfer Technology. Often the success rate of crossing mature male and female animals is fairly low even though ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION is carried out. To improve the chances of a successful production of hybrids, MOET is one of the programmes for herd improvement.

179.

Which of the following is not related to MOET?(a) The cow is administered with FSH like activities(b) Cows produce 6-8 eggs(c) The animal is mated with a normal bull(d) The animal is artificially inseminatedThis question was posed to me in an online quiz.I need to ask this question from Controlled Breeding Experiments topic in portion Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The CORRECT choice is (c) The animal is mated with a NORMAL bull

The explanation: In MOET, a cow is ADMINISTERED hormones, with FSH like activity, to INDUCE follicular maturation and superovulation-instead of ONE egg, which they normally yield per cycle, they produce 6-8 eggs. The animal is either mated with an elite bull or is artificially inseminated.

180.

In the MOET technique, fertilised eggs are surgically removed from the cow.(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question in an online interview.This interesting question is from Controlled Breeding Experiments in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Right CHOICE is (b) False

Easiest EXPLANATION: In MOET, the fertilised EGGS at 8-32 cells STAGE, are recovered non-surgically and transferred to surrogate mothers. The genetic mother is now AVAILABLE for another round of superovulation.

181.

Which of the following is not related to artificial insemination?(a) Semen can only be stored in hot water(b) Semen can be transported in a frozen form(c) Semen can be used immediately(d) Semen can be stored and kept for later useI got this question in my homework.Origin of the question is Controlled Breeding Experiments topic in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct choice is (a) Semen can only be stored in hot water

To explain: In artificial insemination, the semen may be used immediately or can be frozen and used at a later date. It can also be transported in a frozen FORM to where the female is housed. In this way, DESIRABLE MATINGS are CARRIED out.

182.

Artificial insemination is usually used instead of natural mating.(a) True(b) FalseThe question was posed to me in class test.My question is based upon Controlled Breeding Experiments in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct answer is (a) True

Easiest explanation: Artificial insemination is USUALLY used instead of natural mating because it can be carried out at anytime and anywhere. It is the most hygienic and economical technique with the provision of KEEPING MALES in protected places with environment most SUITABLE to them.

183.

How are controlled breeding experiments carried out?(a) Inbreeding(b) Interspecific hybridisation(c) Artificial insemination(d) Out-crossingThis question was addressed to me during an interview for a job.I want to ask this question from Controlled Breeding Experiments in portion Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

Answer» RIGHT OPTION is (c) ARTIFICIAL insemination

For explanation: Controlled breeding experiments are carried out using artificial insemination. The semen is collected from the MALE that is chosen as a PARENT and is injected into the reproductive tract of the selected female by the breeder.
184.

Mule is an example of ________(a) out-crossing(b) inbreeding(c) cross-breeding(d) interspecific hybridisationI have been asked this question by my school principal while I was bunking the class.This is a very interesting question from Controlled Breeding Experiments in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Right option is (d) interspecific hybridisation

To elaborate: Mule is an EXAMPLE of Interspecific hybridisation, where male and FEMALE animals of two DIFFERENT species are mated. Mule is produced by the cross of a Female horse and a male donkey. It is considered to be of CONSIDERABLE economic value.

185.

Hisardale is a new breed of sheep developed in __________(a) Gujarat(b) Punjab(c) Madhya Pradesh(d) RajasthanThis question was addressed to me by my school principal while I was bunking the class.Origin of the question is Controlled Breeding Experiments topic in portion Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Right choice is (b) Punjab

Easiest explanation: Hisardale is a new breed of sheep developed in Punjab by crossing Bikaneri ewes and Marino rams. It is an example of Cross-breeding where breeds are subjected to some form of inbreeding and selection to develop new stable breeds that MAY be SUPERIOR to the existing breeds.

186.

Which of the following is the best breeding method for animals which are below average in productivity?(a) Out-breeding(b) Out-crossing(c) Inbreeding(d) Interspecific hybridisationThis question was addressed to me in exam.The doubt is from Animal Breeding in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct choice is (b) Out-crossing

Explanation: Out-crossing is the practice of mating of ANIMALS within the same breed, but having no common ANCESTORS on either side of their pedigree. The offspring of such a mating is known as an outcross. It is the best BREEDING METHOD for animals that are below average in PRODUCTIVITY in milk production, the growth rate in beef cattle, etc.

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Which of the following is not related to Cross-breeding?(a) Undesirable qualities of two breeds are combined(b) Progeny used for commercial production(c) Mating between superior animals of different breeds(d) It is done to develop new stable breedsI got this question in an interview.My question comes from Controlled Breeding Experiments in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct ANSWER is (a) Undesirable qualities of two breeds are combined

Easy EXPLANATION: Cross-breeding is the mating between superior animals of different breeds for raising new breeds or improving new breeds. Cross-breeding ALLOWS the desirable qualities of two different breeds to be combined. The progeny may ALSO be used for commercial production. It is also done to develop new stable breeds.

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Which of the following is not included in out-breeding?(a) Out-crossing(b) Cross-breeding(c) Inbreeding(d) Interspecific hybridisationI got this question in exam.Enquiry is from Animal Breeding topic in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct answer is (c) Inbreeding

The explanation: Out-breeding is the breeding of the unrelated animals which MAY be between individuals of the same breed but having no common ancestors for 4-6 GENERATIONS (Out-crossing) or between different BREEDS (Cross-breeding) or different species (INTERSPECIFIC hybridisation).

189.

Which of the following type of animals breeding is used to develop a pure line in any animal?(a) Outcrossing(b) Crossbreeding(c) Hybridisation(d) InbreedingThis question was posed to me in quiz.My enquiry is from Animal Breeding topic in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The CORRECT OPTION is (d) Inbreeding

Explanation: Inbreeding increases homozygosity, THUS inbreeding is necessary if we want to evolve a pure LINE in any animal. Inbreeding also exposes harmful recessive genes that are eliminated by selection. It also helps in the accumulation of superior genes and the ELIMINATION of less desirable genes.

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Which breeding is used to overcome inbreeding depression?(a) Out-crossing(b) Cross-breeding(c) Interspecific hybridisation(d) InbreedingThe question was posed to me in a job interview.My doubt is from Animal Breeding in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct option is (a) Out-crossing

To explain I would SAY: CONTINUED inbreeding, especially close inbreeding, USUALLY REDUCES fertility and even productivity. This is called inbreeding depression. Whenever this becomes a problem, selected animals of the breeding population should be mated with unrelated animals of the same BREED. This is called as outcrossing and it often helps to overcome inbreeding depression.

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Which of the following is not associated with inbreeding?(a) Mating between animals of unrelated species(b) Elimination of undesirable characters(c) Increases homozygosity(d) Causes inbreeding depressionI had been asked this question in an international level competition.Question is taken from Animal Breeding in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

Answer» CORRECT option is (a) Mating between animals of UNRELATED species

Easiest explanation: INBREEDING is the mating between the animals of the same breed having common ANCESTORS up to 4-6 generations. Inbreeding INCREASES homozygosity. It is also responsible for the elimination of undesirable characters and it causes inbreeding depression.
192.

Crosses between different breeds are called inbreeding.(a) True(b) FalseThis question was posed to me during an online interview.I need to ask this question from Animal Breeding in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct choice is (b) False

The best I can EXPLAIN: When breeding is between animals of the same breed, it is CALLED INBREEDING, while crosses between different breeds are called outbreeding. Also, inbreeding is the mating of two related SPECIES while outbreeding is the mating of two unrelated species.

193.

What is inbreeding?(a) Mating of closely related species(b) Mating of unrelated species(c) Mating of clones(d) Mating of different breedsI have been asked this question during an internship interview.This interesting question is from Animal Breeding in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The CORRECT choice is (a) Mating of closely related species

To explain I would say: Inbreeding REFERS to the mating of more closely related individuals within the same BREED for 4-6 generations. The breeding strategy is as follows-superior MALES and superior FEMALES of the same breed are identified and mated in pairs.

194.

Animals are selected for breeding on the basis of all of the following except ______(a) Mammary system and udder(b) ratio of yield to diet(c) Having long ears(d) Disease resistanceI got this question during an online interview.The origin of the question is Animal Breeding topic in portion Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Correct choice is (c) Having long ears

The explanation: ANIMALS are selected for breeding on the basis of quality and quantity of yield, the ratio of yield to diet, duration of reproductive period and lactation, mammary system and UDDER and DISEASE RESISTANCE.

195.

Which of the following is not an aspect of animal breeding?(a) Improve desirable qualities of breeds(b) Increasing the yield(c) Making diseased organisms(d) Making disease resistance breedsI had been asked this question during an online exam.Asked question is from Animal Breeding topic in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

Answer» CORRECT answer is (c) Making DISEASED organisms

For explanation: Breeding of ANIMALS is an important aspect of animal husbandry. Animal breeding aims at increasing the yield of animals and improving the desirable QUALITIES of their produce and making them DISEASE resistant.
196.

What is a breed?(a) Animals related by descent(b) Animals related by an ascent(c) Animals not related at all(d) Clone of animalsI had been asked this question in homework.My doubt is from Animal Breeding topic in chapter Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Right OPTION is (a) Animals related by descent

The BEST explanation: A GROUP of animals related by descent and similar in most characters LIKE general appearance, features, size, configuration, etc., are said to belong to a BREED.

197.

Which of the following is not an exotic breed reared in India?(a) Rhode Island Red(b) White leghorn(c) Plymouth Rock(d) GhagusI had been asked this question in an online quiz.This intriguing question comes from Poultry Farm Management in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The correct option is (d) Ghagus

The explanation: Presently, in India, about 80% of the chicken are REARED from THREE exotic breeds-Rhode Island Red, WHITE LEGHORN (for eggs) and Plymouth Rock (for broilers). Crosses have been made between exotic and indigenous breeds in order to increase immunity against DISEASES.

198.

Which of the following is not obtained by eating eggs?(a) Protein(b) Lipid(c) Carbohydrate(d) AlcoholThis question was addressed to me by my school principal while I was bunking the class.The query is from Poultry Farm Management topic in division Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The CORRECT option is (d) Alcohol

Best EXPLANATION: Egg CONTAINS 12.9% of protein. It contains 11.5% of lipids which is MOSTLY found in the egg yolk. It contains 0.2-0.7% of carbohydrates. Egg contains almost all minerals and VITAMINS.

199.

Usually, females of dual-purpose breeds are raised as broilers while the males are raised as layers.(a) True(b) FalseI got this question during an interview for a job.This intriguing question originated from Poultry Farm Management in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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The CORRECT answer is (b) False

For EXPLANATION: Dual purpose breeds are the breeds which are RAISED both as BROILERS as WELL as layers. Usually, males of dual-purpose breeds are raised as broilers while the females are raised as layers.

200.

Which of the following is an Indian breed of Poultry?(a) Busra(b) White leghorn(c) Australorp(d) Plymouth RockI had been asked this question by my college professor while I was bunking the class.Asked question is from Poultry Farm Management in section Strategies for Enhancement in Food Production of Biology – Class 12

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Right choice is (a) Busra

For explanation: Busra is an INDIAN breed of Poultry. Other examples include Ghagus, Aseel, Chittagong, COCHIN, Brahma, Kadaknath. WHITE Leghorn, Australorp and Plymouth Rock are Mediterranean, British and American breeds RESPECTIVELY.