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1.

Which of these statements is true with respect to frog?(a) They are pests for agricultural crop(b) Legs of frogs can be eaten(c) They do not play a part in ecological balance(d) They are herbivoresI have been asked this question in an interview.I'm obligated to ask this question of Animals Structural Organisations in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The correct answer is (b) Legs of FROGS can be EATEN

Best EXPLANATION: Frogs are beneficial for farming as they feed on insects and hence protect the agricultural crop. They are an ESSENTIAL part of the food web and hence maintain ECOLOGICAL balance. They are not herbivores. Frog legs can be eaten.

2.

Where is bile stored in the body of frog?(a) Pancreas(b) Liver(c) Gall bladder(d) Bidder’s canalThis question was addressed to me in a national level competition.Origin of the question is Animals Structural Organisations topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The CORRECT answer is (c) Gall bladder

To elaborate: BILE is stored in the gall bladder of the frog after it has been secreted by the liver. Bile is a greenish-yellow fluid that EMULSIFIES fats. Bidder’s canal is a PART of the male reproductive system of frogs.

3.

Which of these describes the skin of frog?(a) Thick, leathery(b) Smooth, slippery(c) Hard, dry(d) Thin, membranousI have been asked this question in a job interview.This is a very interesting question from Animals Structural Organisations topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

Answer» CORRECT choice is (B) Smooth, slippery

The explanation: The skin of a frog is smooth and slippery due to the presence of MUCUS. The skin has a moist CHARACTERISTIC which is maintained. A frog does not drink water but has the ability to ABSORB water through its skin.
4.

Which of these is not a sense organ in cockroach?(a) Maxillary palps(b) Labial palps(c) Anal cerci(d) OstiaThe question was asked in an interview for job.My doubt stems from Animals Structural Organisations topic in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right choice is (d) OSTIA

Easy explanation: The MAXILLARY palps, labial palps and ANAL cerci are some of the sense organs in cockroach. Ostia are not sensory organs but a part of the circulatory system. They are LOCATED on either side of the HEART chambers.

5.

Crop in cockroach is used to grind the ingested food. True or false?(a) True(b) FalseThis question was posed to me at a job interview.The above asked question is from Animals Structural Organisations in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The correct option is (b) False

To explain: False, as crop is USED for the STORAGE of food. It is a sac like structure that is located after the esophagus. The GIZZARD is located after the crop. Its function is the MECHANICAL breakdown of food by grinding.

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The head of the cockroach is flexible due to a flexible neck. True or false?(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question by my school teacher while I was bunking the class.My question is from Animals Structural Organisations topic in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct choice is (a) True

The EXPLANATION is: The head of the cockroach is JOINED to its thorax by the neck. The neck is a flexible structure. HENCE, the head SHOWS a great degree of movement in all directions. THEREFORE, the statement is true.

7.

For how long will a cockroach survive if its head is cut off?(a) One day(b) Two weeks(c) One week(d) Two daysThe question was asked in an internship interview.Question is from Animals Structural Organisations in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

Answer» RIGHT answer is (c) ONE week

Best explanation: A cockroach will survive for as LONG as one week if its head is cut off. This is because the nervous system of the cockroach is SPREAD out all over its BODY. Parts of the nervous system lie on the ventral side of the body apart from its head.
8.

Cockroach is a(n) _______(a) herbivore(b) carnivore(c) omnivore(d) scavengerThis question was posed to me during an interview for a job.My doubt stems from Animals Structural Organisations in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right option is (c) omnivore

For explanation: Cockroaches feed on a VARIETY of food which are of both plant and animal origin. Hence, they are omnivores. They MOSTLY live in damp PLACES and are nocturnal. This means they are mostly active during the NIGHT.

9.

Where does fertilization occur for the earthworm?(a) Ovary(b) Spermathecae(c) Cocoon(d) Female genital poreThis question was posed to me by my college director while I was bunking the class.Enquiry is from Animals Structural Organisations topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

Answer» RIGHT answer is (C) COCOON

The explanation is: Fertilization occurs in the cocoon. The cocoons are produced by the gland cells of the clitellum. The cocoons contain egg cells, mature sperm and nutritive fluid to ENSURE proper fertilization and SUBSEQUENT development of the embryo.
10.

What is exchanged during mating in earthworms?(a) Typhlosole(b) Ova(c) Spermatophores(d) CocoonsThis question was posed to me during an interview.My question is taken from Animals Structural Organisations topic in chapter Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct choice is (c) SPERMATOPHORES

For explanation: Spermatophores are exchanged between TWO EARTHWORMS during mating. Spermatophores are packs of sperm. They exchanged between the GONADAL openings of the mating earthworms.

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In which of the following segments are the blood glands of an earthworm present?(a) 2, 3 and 4(b) 3, 4 and 5(c) 4, 5 and 6(d) 5, 6 and 7I have been asked this question in quiz.Question is from Animals in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right answer is (C) 4, 5 and 6

The EXPLANATION is: In EARTHWORM, blood glands are PRESENT on the 4^th, 5^th and 6^th segments. They produce blood cells and haemoglobin which is directly dissolved in blood plasma as their blood does not have any RESPIRATORY pigment.

12.

The first body segment of the earthworm is the _____(a) male genital aperture(b) female genital aperture(c) peristomium(d) clitellumI got this question by my college director while I was bunking the class.Asked question is from Animals Structural Organisations in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

Answer» CORRECT OPTION is (c) peristomium

The best I can explain: Peristomium or buccal segment is the first body segment of the EARTHWORM. It is the mouth part. The genital apertures and CLITELLUM are located towards the middle of the body of the earthworm.
13.

When a neuron is stimulated, the electrical signal travels along the _______(a) plasma membrane(b) cytoplasm(c) cytoskeleton(d) extracellular matrixI have been asked this question during a job interview.My question is based upon Animal Tissues-4 topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right option is (a) PLASMA membrane

The explanation: The electrical signal of a stimulated NEURON travels along the plasma membrane by a series of polarization and depolarization. At the ENDING of the neuron, the signal is transmitted to the TARGET TISSUE or the adjacent neuron.

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Cartilage is the main tissue that provides the structural frame to the body.(a) True(b) FalseI had been asked this question in examination.I'm obligated to ask this question of Animal Tissues-3 topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right ANSWER is (b) False

The BEST explanation: BONE is the main tissue that provides the structural frame to the body. Bones support and protect softer tissues and ORGANS. Limb bones, such as the LONG bones of the legs, serve weight-bearing functions.

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Which of the following is not a type of connective tissue?(a) Loose(b) Dense(c) Specialised(d) SmoothThis question was addressed to me during an interview.This interesting question is from Animal Tissues-2 in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (d) Smooth

Explanation: Connective tissues are classified into three types-

i. Loose connective tissue

ii. Dense connective tissue

iii. SPECIALISED connective tissue

In all the connective tissues except blood, the CELLS secret fibres of structural proteins called COLLAGEN or ELASTIN.

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Which of these is not a function of cloaca in frogs?(a) Passing of fecal matter(b) Passing of sperm(c) Passing of urine(d) Passing of ovaI have been asked this question in a job interview.The query is from Animals Structural Organisations topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct CHOICE is (d) PASSING of ova

Best explanation: The cloaca is an excretory organ of frog. It is connected to both the excretory SYSTEM and the reproductive system of MALE frog. It helps in the passing of SPERM, fecal matter and urine, but not ova.

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Where are spermathecal pores located in cockroach?(a) Maxilla(b) Gonapophysis(c) Brood pouch(d) Anal cerciThis question was addressed to me in semester exam.This intriguing question comes from Animals Structural Organisations in chapter Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right choice is (c) Brood pouch

Best explanation: The brood pouch or the genital pouch contains the spermathecal pores. The brood pouch ALSO contains the female GONOPORE and the COLLATERAL GLANDS. The 7^th, 8^th and 9^th SEGMENTS of the abdomen make up the brood pouch.

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Using earthworms to increase soil fertility is called ______(a) vermicomposting(b) sericulture(c) apiculture(d) piscicultureI had been asked this question by my college director while I was bunking the class.My question comes from Animals Structural Organisations topic in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The correct choice is (a) vermicomposting

Best explanation: Using EARTHWORMS to increase soil fertility is called vermicomposting. Sericulture is associated with SILKWORMS; APICULTURE is associated with BEES and pisciculture is associated with fish. They have industrial importance.

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Which of the following is not true about nephridia in earthworm?(a) They are excretory organs(b) They do not regulate the composition of body fluids(c) They are of three types(d) They regulate the volume of body fluidsThis question was posed to me in final exam.My query is from Animals Structural Organisations in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (b) They do not REGULATE the composition of body fluids

Explanation: Nephridia regulate both the VOLUME as well as the composition of body fluids. They are the EXCRETORY organs of the earthworm. They are of THREE types – septal, INTEGUMENTARY and pharyngeal.

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Respiratory exchange in earthworms takes place through ______(a) gills(b) mouth(c) body surface(d) lungsI got this question during an interview.I'd like to ask this question from Animals Structural Organisations in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right option is (c) BODY SURFACE

For explanation I would say: Respiratory exchange in EARTHWORMS takes place via the body surface. Since earthworm is an annelid, it lacks gills and lungs. The MOUTH of the earthworm is responsible for uptake of food only.

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Which segments of the earthworm contain the blood glands?(a) 9^th to 12^th(b) 16^th to 18^th(c) 23^rd to 25^th(d) 4^th to 6^thI had been asked this question during an online exam.Enquiry is from Animals Structural Organisations topic in chapter Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The correct answer is (d) 4^th to 6^th

Best explanation: The 4^th, 5^th and 6^th segments of the body of the earthworm contain the BLOOD glands. The function of these glands is to PRODUCE blood cells and hemoglobin. These COMPONENTS of blood are dissolved in the blood plasma.

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Which segment of the earthworm contains the intestinal caecum?(a) 25^th(b) 23^rd(c) 24^th(d) 26^thThe question was posed to me in semester exam.Query is from Animals Structural Organisations topic in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The correct choice is (d) 26^th

For explanation I WOULD say: The 26^th SEGMENT of the body of the earthworm CONTAINS intestinal caeca. It projects out from the wall of the intestine. The intestine of the earthworm STARTS at the 15^th segment and continues till the last segment.

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What are the pores present on the surface of the body of the earthworm called?(a) Polypore(b) Exospore(c) Nephridiopore(d) ZoosporeThis question was posed to me in homework.My query is from Animals Structural Organisations in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The CORRECT answer is (c) NEPHRIDIOPORE

For EXPLANATION: Nephridiopore is present on the surface of the earthworm’s BODY. They are numerous in number. They are minute in size. Polypore, exospore and zoospore are not ASSOCIATED with earthworm but with fungi.

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What is the main role of setae in earthworm?(a) Storage of food(b) Respiration(c) Reproduction(d) LocomotionI got this question in a national level competition.Question is from Animals Structural Organisations in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

Answer» RIGHT option is (d) Locomotion

For EXPLANATION I would SAY: The principal role of setae in earthworm is locomotion. It is present in every body segment except the FIRST, the last and the clitellum. Reproduction is carried out by the female and MALE genital pores present at other segments.
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Which of the following statements is true about prostomium?(a) It is present in the posterior end of the earthworm(b) It acts as a wedge to open cracks in the soil(c) It is the mouth of the earthworm(d) It does not have a sensory functionThe question was asked in a national level competition.Question is taken from Animals Structural Organisations in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

Answer» CORRECT choice is (b) It acts as a wedge to open cracks in the soil

Best explanation: The PROSTOMIUM is LOCATED in the anterior end of the earthworm. It is a covering of the mouth and has a sensory FUNCTION. It also acts as a wedge to open cracks in the soil. It is the first segment of the BODY of the earthworm.
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Which of the following is not included in the mouthparts of the cockroaches?(a) Collateral glands(b) Maxilla(c) Mandible(d) HypopharynxI got this question in an online interview.The doubt is from Animals in chapter Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct choice is (a) Collateral glands

To explain: The mouth-parts of the COCKROACH consist of a labrum (upper LIP), a pair of mandibles, a pair of maxillae and a labium (lower lip). A median flexible lobe acts as a tongue, which is ALSO known as hypopharynx.

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In how many segments is the body of cockroach divided?(a) One(b) Two(c) Three(d) FourThe question was posed to me in semester exam.This interesting question is from Animals topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right answer is (C) Three

Explanation: The body of the cockroach is segmented and divisible into three distinct REGIONS- head, thorax and ABDOMEN. The ENTIRE body is covered by a HARD chitinous exoskeleton which is brown.

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In which of the following segments, setae are present?(a) First segment(b) Second segment(c) Clitellar segments(d) Last segmentThe question was posed to me during an online exam.My question is taken from Animals in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (b) SECOND segment

Easy EXPLANATION: In each body segment, except the FIRST, LAST and clitellum, there are rows of S-shaped setae, embedded in the epidermal pits in the middle of each segment. Setae can be extended or retracted. Their principal role is in LOCOMOTION.

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What is the main function of compound epithelium?(a) Secretion(b) Protection(c) Absorption(d) DischargeThis question was addressed to me in quiz.The question is from Animal Tissues-4 topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (b) Protection

Easiest explanation: COMPOUND EPITHELIUM is multi – layered and has a minimal role in secretion and ABSORPTION. The main function of these cells is to provide protection against STRESSES – both MECHANICAL and chemical. Glandular epithelium plays a major role in secretion and absorption.

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Which of the following functions is not performed by epithelial tissue?(a) Protection(b) Secretion(c) Absorption(d) ConductionI got this question during an online exam.The query is from Animal Tissues-1 topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The correct answer is (d) CONDUCTION

Easy explanation: Epithelial tissue performs the function of PROTECTION, secretion, absorption, EXCRETION and diffusion. Conduction of stimulus is the function of NEURAL tissue.

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Which of the following tissues is derived from all the three germinal layers?(a) Connective tissue(b) Epithelial tissue(c) Muscular tissue(d) Neural tissueI have been asked this question during an online interview.My question is based upon Animal Tissues-1 topic in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct choice is (b) Epithelial TISSUE

Explanation: Epithelial tissue is derived from Ectoderm, MESODERM and ENDODERM. Connective and MUSCULAR TISSUES are derived from mesoderm. Nervous or neural tissue is derived from ectoderm.

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The structure of the cell varies according to which of the following?(a) Shape(b) Size(c) Life(d) FunctionI have been asked this question in class test.Query is from Animal Tissues-1 topic in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The correct CHOICE is (d) Function

The explanation is: The structure of the cells varies according to their function. Therefore, the tissues are DIFFERENT and are broadly CLASSIFIED into four types –

i. Epithelial TISSUE

ii. CONNECTIVE tissue

iii. Muscular tissue

iv. Neural tissue.

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Where are the copulatory pads in male frog present?(a) Second digit of the hindlimbs(b) First digit of the hindlimbs(c) First digit of the forelimbs(d) Second digit of the forelimbsThis question was posed to me during an interview.The query is from Animals Structural Organisations in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct ANSWER is (C) First digit of the forelimbs

Explanation: The copulatory PADS of the male frog are PRESENT on the first digit of the forelimbs. Frogs show sexual dimorphism and the presence of copulatory pads in male frogs is a DISTINGUISHING feature of the two sexes.

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Which of these structures protects the eyes of the frog in water?(a) Nictitating membrane(b) Tympanum(c) Bidder’s canal(d) CloacaThis question was addressed to me during an interview for a job.My question comes from Animals Structural Organisations topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right choice is (a) Nictitating MEMBRANE

To explain I WOULD say: The nictitating membrane protects the eyes of the frog in water. The tympanum is the ear of the frog. Cloaca are excretory organs. Bidder’s canal is a PART of the male reproductive system of FROGS.

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Which of these is not a division of hindgut in cockroach?(a) Ileum(b) Colon(c) Duodenum(d) RectumThe question was asked at a job interview.This interesting question is from Animals Structural Organisations in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The CORRECT CHOICE is (c) DUODENUM

The explanation: The hindgut of the COCKROACH is divided into three parts, namely, the ileum, the colon and the rectum. Duodenum is not a structure of the hindgut. The hindgut is broader than the MIDGUT of the cockroach.

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How many segments is the abdomen of a cockroach divided into?(a) 3(b) 6(c) 10(d) 2The question was asked in an interview for job.The question is from Animals Structural Organisations topic in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

Answer» CORRECT option is (c) 10

To explain: The abdomen of the COCKROACH is located after the head and thorax. It is divided into 10 segments. OVERALL, the body of the cockroach is divided into three parts – a TRIANGULAR head, a thorax and an abdomen.
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Which of these is not a function of the sensory system of earthworms?(a) Visualize food(b) Distinguish light intensities(c) Detect vibrations(d) React to chemical stimuliThis question was addressed to me during an online interview.The doubt is from Animals Structural Organisations topic in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (a) Visualize FOOD

For explanation: The SENSORY system of earthworm lacks eyes. Hence, the earthworm cannot visualize its food. However, it CONTAINS receptor cells which helps it to DETECT vibrations, changes in light intensities and allows it to react to chemical stimuli.

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Open blood vascular system is present in Pheretima.(a) True(b) FalseThe question was asked in an online interview.I'd like to ask this question from Animals Structural Organisations topic in portion Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The correct option is (b) False

For explanation I would say: Pheretima has a closed blood vascular system. This implies that its blood is CONFINED to the components of the vascular system only. The components of this vascular system are heart, blood vessels and capillaries. In closed type of vascular system, the circulating blood travels in ONE DIRECTION only.

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By the use of which of the following structures, frogs capture food?(a) Mouth(b) Bilobed tongue(c) Trilobed tongue(d) Hind limbI got this question by my college professor while I was bunking the class.Question is from Animals in chapter Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct option is (b) Bilobed tongue

Explanation: FOOD is CAPTURED by the bilobed tongue of the frog. DIGESTION of food takes place by the action of HCl and gastric JUICES secreted from the walls of the STOMACH.

40.

Where do the cockroaches generally live?(a) In moist places(b) In dry places(c) In damp places(d) In bright spacesI have been asked this question during a job interview.I want to ask this question from Animals in chapter Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The correct option is (c) In damp places

The best I can EXPLAIN: COCKROACHES are nocturnal omnivores that live in damp places throughout the world. They have become RESIDENTS of human homes and THUS are serious pests and vectors of several DISEASES.

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What are earthworms commonly called as?(a) Friends of farmers(b) Souls of farmers(c) Enemies of farmers(d) Gods for the farmersI had been asked this question during an internship interview.My query is from Animals in chapter Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The correct answer is (a) Friends of farmers

To ELABORATE: Earthworms are commonly called as friends of farmers because they make BURROWS in the soil and make it porous which HELPS in respiration and penetration of the DEVELOPING plant ROOTS. The process of increasing fertility of the soil by the earthworms is called vermicomposting.

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In how many regions, is the body of earthworm divisible?(a) One(b) Two(c) Three(d) FourThe question was posed to me in class test.The above asked question is from Animals topic in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

Answer» RIGHT ANSWER is (c) Three

For explanation I would say: The BODY of the EARTHWORM is DIVISIBLE into three prominent regions-

i. Preclitellar segment

ii. Clitellar segment

iii. Postclitellar segment.
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Microvilli is present in the epithelium of _______(a) walls of blood vessels(b) air sacs of lungs(c) proximal convoluted tubule of nephron(d) skin surfaceThis question was posed to me in examination.My doubt is from Animal Tissues-4 in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct OPTION is (c) proximal convoluted TUBULE of nephron

The BEST explanation: Proximal convoluted tubule of nephron in the kidneys contain CUBOIDAL epithelium with microvilli. This helps in absorption. The rest of the OPTIONS contain squamous epithelium.

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Which of the following is not the correct location of a smooth muscle?(a) Stomach(b) Bones(c) Blood vessels(d) IntestineI have been asked this question by my college professor while I was bunking the class.My question is from Animal Tissues-3 topic in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right choice is (b) Bones

Easy explanation: The wall of internal organs such as the blood VESSELS, stomach and INTESTINE contain SMOOTH muscles. They are INVOLUNTARY as their FUNCTIONING cannot be directly controlled.

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Which of the following represents the intercellular matrix of cartilage?(a) Solid and pliable(b) Hard and non-pliable(c) Solid and non-pliable(d) Hard and pliableThe question was posed to me at a job interview.My enquiry is from Animal Tissues-3 in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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The CORRECT choice is (a) Solid and PLIABLE

Explanation: The intercellular matrix of cartilage is solid and pliable and resists compression. Cartilage is PRESENT in the tip of the nose, OUTER ear joints, between ADJACENT bones of the vertebral column, limbs and hands in adults.

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Where is brush bordered cuboidal epithelium found?(a) DCT(b) PCT(c) Collecting duct(d) Collecting tubuleI had been asked this question in unit test.This is a very interesting question from Animal Tissues-1 in chapter Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

Answer» CORRECT CHOICE is (b) PCT

Easiest EXPLANATION: Brush bordered cuboidal epithelium is found in Proximal Convoluted Tubule. It is responsible for 70% reabsorption of glomerular FILTRATE. This epithelium has MICROVILLI.
47.

In which of the following places, the squamous epithelium is not found?(a) Wall of blood vessels(b) Air sacs of lungs(c) Trachea(d) Bowman’s capsuleThis question was posed to me during an online interview.My question is from Animal Tissues-1 in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Correct choice is (c) Trachea

The EXPLANATION: SQUAMOUS epithelium is made of a SINGLE thin layer of flattened cells with irregular boundaries. They are found in the walls of blood VESSELS, lymph vessels, air sacs of LUNG alveoli, Bowman’s capsule and Henle’s loop.

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Frogs have compound eyes. True or false?(a) True(b) FalseI have been asked this question during an online exam.The query is from Animals Structural Organisations in chapter Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right option is (B) False

Easiest explanation: Frogs have simple EYES. This means that their eyes are made of SINGLE units each. COMPOUND eyes are made of several OMMATIDIA and are characteristic of arthropods, annelids and mollusks.

49.

During aestivation in frogs, gaseous exchange takes place through ______(a) Anaerobic respiration(b) Stored oxygen(c) Lungs(d) SkinThis question was posed to me in a national level competition.My question is from Animals Structural Organisations topic in section Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

Answer» RIGHT choice is (d) SKIN

The explanation: Frogs SHOW both aestivation and hibernation, which are long periods of rest during the peak summer and peak WINTER periods, respectively. During aestivation, gaseous exchange takes place through the skin.
50.

Which of these are the divisions of the body of a frog?(a) Head, trunk, abdomen(b) Head, thorax, abdomen(c) Head, trunk(d) Head, thorax, trunkThe question was asked during an online interview.Origin of the question is Animals Structural Organisations topic in division Structural Organisations in Animals of Biology – Class 11

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Right CHOICE is (c) Head, TRUNK

Explanation: The body of the frog is divided into a head and a trunk. Neck and TAIL are absent. Frogs are green with dark irregular spots on the dorsal SIDE. On the ventral side, they are pale yellow in color.