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Question 41: In Whittaker classification, algae are included in how many kingdoms

a. 3    b. 2    c. 4    d. All the five kingdoms

Question 42: ‘Taxon’ is the unit of

a. Order    b. Taxonomy    c. Species    d. Genus

Question 43: Protists having non-contractile pusule are

a. Sporozoans    b. Ciliates    c. Dinoflagellates    d. Navicula

Question 44: The stage in which the viral genome gets integrated with the bacterial genome is called

a. Prophage    b. Provirus    c. Adsorption    d. Lysogeny

Question 45: Spicules of class calcarea are –

a. Calcium carbonate

b. Silica

c. Spongin fibre

d. None

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Question 46: Which is not a category?

a. Phylum    b. Species    c. Poaceae    d. Class

Question 47: Organism which are found in fresh water as well as in marine environment, they are microscopic and float passively in water current (plankton). Most of them are photosynthetic. The cell form two thin overlapping shell, which fit together as in a soap box.

Organism which possess above character are

a. Dinoflagellates    b. Chrysophytes    c. Diatoms    d. b and c both

Question 48: Kingdom Monera was established by

a. Dougherty    b. Copeland    c. Stanier    d. Heckle

Question 49: The symmetry found in mollusc is:

a. Bilateral    b. Asymmetrical    c. Biradial    d. Radial

(1) a and c    (2) b and c    (3) d and a    (4) a and b

Question 50: Which organisms are not included in the five kingdom system of classification?

a. Protozoans    b. Viruses    c. Lichens    d. Both b and c

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The Living World and Biological Classification

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) – Set 4 (Q. No. 31 - 40)

Question 31: All algae possess

a. Chl a, and b

b. Chl a, carotenes and phycobilins

c. Chl b, and carotenes

d. Chl a, and carotenoids

Question 32: Plants belonging to different classes, with a few similar characters are assigned to a category called

a. Phylum    b. Order    c. Division    d. Genus

Question 33: Prokaryotes possess

a. Nucleus    b. Nucleoid    c. Nucleolus    d. None of the above

Question 34: Kingdom Monera includes

a. Bacteria    b. Fungi    c. Archaebacteria    d. All

Question 35: No. of kingdom formed by Whittaker on the basis of mode of nutrition-

a. 2    b. 3    c. 4    d. 5

Question 36: Plant classification proposed by Carlous Linnaeus was artificial because it was based on

a. Only a few morphological characters

b. Anatomical characters which are adaptive in nature

c. Physiological traits along with morphological characters

d. Evolutionary tendencies which are diverse

Question 37: Systema Naturae was written by

a. Linnaeus    b. Aristotle    c. Darwin    d. de Candolle

Question 38: Viruses are considered as

a. Advanced than bacteria

b. Advanced than algae

c. Advanced than protozoa

d. Most primitive

Question 39: Which statement is false –?

a. In amoeba contractile vacuole is responsible for osmoregulation

b. During the formation of pseudopodia plasma gel change into plasma sol

c. Longitudinal ridges are found in endoplasm in amoeba

d. Change in viscosity theory is given by Odem

(1) a and b    (2) b and c    (3) c and d   (4) a and d 

Question 40: Biodiversity is referred as

a. Number and type of organism present on earth

b. Number of only animal species

c. Number of only plant species

d. Number of underwater species

Diversity in The Living World, Biological Classification (Syllabus): 

What is Living? Taxonomic Categories. Taxonomical Aids. Biodiversity; Three domains of life; Concept of species and taxonomical hierarchy; Binomial nomenclature; Tools for study of Taxonomy – Museums, Zoos, Herbaria, Botanical gardens.

Need for classification; Taxonomy & Systematics and Binomial system of nomenclature. Kingdom Systems of Classification.  Classification from two Kingdoms to five Kingdom Systems. Major groups of each Kingdom along with their silent features (Monera, including Archaebacteria, Cyanobacteria and Bacteria, Protista - Dinoflagilates and Diatoms, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia): Viruses, Lichens. Kingdom: Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia. Viruses. Viroids.

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Syllabus : What is Living? Taxonomic Categories. Taxonomical Aids. Biodiversity; Three domains of life; Concept of species and taxonomical hierarchy; Binomial nomenclature; Tools for study of Taxonomy – Museums, Zoos, Herbaria, Botanical gardens.

Need for classification; Taxonomy & Systematics and Binomial system of nomenclature. Kingdom Systems of Classification.  Classification from two Kingdoms to five Kingdom Systems. Major groups of each Kingdom along with their silent features (Monera, including Archaebacteria, Cyanobacteria and Bacteria, Protista - Dinoflagilates and Diatoms, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia): Viruses, Lichens. Kingdom: Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia. Viruses. Viroids.

The Living World and Biological Classification

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Question 1: The basic / smallest unit of classification is –

a. Species    b. Taxon    c. Category    d. Subspecies

Question 2: Which of the following represents “Phylum”?

a. Mammalia    b. Chordata    c. Solanum    d. Carnivora

Question 3: Enzymes are studied under –

a. Physiological chemistry

b. Biological chemistry

c. Biochemistry

d. Functional biochemistry

Question 4: Earliest attempt to scientific basis for classification is made by –

a. Linnaeus    b. Whittaker    c. Aristotle    d. Theophrastus

Question 5: Most recent branch of Taxonomy is –

a. Karyotaxonomy (based on nucleus and number, structure and arrangement of chromosomes)

b. Biochemical taxonomy (based on biochemicals)

c. Numerical taxonomy (based on number of shared characters using statistical methods)

d. Classical systematics (based on morphological features)

Question 6: In Whittaker’s ‘Five Kingdom Classification’ eukaryotes were assigned to

a. Only three of the five kingdoms

b. Only two of the five kingdoms

c. Only four of the five kingdoms

d. All of the five kingdoms

Question 7: Taxon is

a. Short term for taxonomy

b. A group of species

c. A classificatory (taxonomic) unit of any rank

d. A compendium of international rules of nomenclature

Question 8: Six kingdom classifications was suggested by Gray and Doolittle (1982) and Carl Woose (1990) divided these six kingdoms into three domains on the basis of sequence of

a. r-RNA genes    b. m-RNA genes    c. Nitrogen bases in DNA    d. Amino acids in protein

Question 9: The place where wild animals are kept in captivity, under human care is known as

a. Herbarium    b. Museum    c. Botanical gardens    d. Zoological parks

Question 10: Search of life outside the earth is called as –

a. Exobiology    b. Ethology    c. Astronomy    d. Physiognomy

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Question 11: Two kingdom classification was given by

a. Whittaker    b. Linnaeus    c. Copeland    d. Aristotle

Question 12: The idea of Binomial Nomenclature was first introduced by

a. Gaspard Bauhin    b. Linnaeus    c. John Ray    d. Caesalpino

Question 13: The system of classification proposed by Linnaeus is categorised as

a. Botanical nomenclature system of Linnaeus

b. Natural system of classification

c. Phylogenetic system of classification

d. Artificial system of classification

Question 14: Which taxonomic category contains organisms belonging to same class but not to same family?

a. Species    b. Genus    c. Order    d. Population

Question 15: Phylogenetic system of classification is based on

a. Floral characters

b. Evolutionary relationships

c. Morphological features

d. Chemical constituents

Question 16: Which of the following is a class?

a. Mammalia    b. Sapindales    c. Primata    d. Poales

Question 17: Which one of the following is not a taxon –

a. Probosida    b. Carnivora    c. Perisodactyla    d. None

Question 18: Plasmodium is

a. Captures the prey by pseudopodia

b. Free living protozoan

c. Parasitic protozoan

d. Ciliated protozoan

Question 19: Ribosomes of Nostoc are

a. 50 S    b. 60 S    c. 70 S    d. 80 S

Question 20: Hutchinson’s system of classification is

a. Natural   b. Artificial    c. Phylogenetic    d. Binomial

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What is Living? Taxonomic Categories. Taxonomical Aids. Biodiversity; Three domains of life; Concept of species and taxonomical hierarchy; Binomial nomenclature; Tools for study of Taxonomy – Museums, Zoos, Herbaria, Botanical gardens.
Need for classification; Taxonomy & Systematics and Binomial system of nomenclature. Kingdom Systems of Classification.  Classification from two Kingdoms to five Kingdom Systems. Major groups of each Kingdom along with their silent features (Monera, including Archaebacteria, Cyanobacteria and Bacteria, Protista - Dinoflagilates and Diatoms, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia): Viruses, Lichens. Kingdom: Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia. Viruses. Viroids.

The Living World and Biological Classification
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Question 21: Which of the following is not a category?

a. Aves    b. Class    c. Phylum    d. Genus

Question 22: Sexual reproduction is absent in

a. Xanthophyta    b. Cyanophyta    c. Chlorophyta    d. Rhodophyta

Question 23: Which category comes after phylum and before order?

a. Genus    b. Family    c. Class    d. Species

Question 24: True statement is –

a. Taxonomic key based on contrasting characters

b. Indented key used to separate a taxon

c. Bracketed key used to identification with the help of sequential contrasting characters

d. All

Question 25: Primitive type of DNA transfer occurs during sexual reproduction in

a. Bacteria    b. Fungi    c. Slime moulds    d. Cyanobacteria

Question 26: Nitrogen fixation is performed by

a. Green algae and fungi

b. Ferns and cycads

c. Legumes and cereals

d. Blue-green algae and bacteria

Question 27: In an artificial system of classification

a. Correlated characters are more important

b. Physiological characters relied upon

c. A large number of characters are taken into consideration

d. Only one or a few morphological characters are considered

Question 28: Organisms grouped under kingdom Protista can be described as:

a. Chemosynthetic prokaryotes

b. Unicellular eukaryotes

c. Multicellular heterotrophs

d. Unicellular autotrophs

Question 29: Which of the following is not a result of cell division?

a. Growth    b. Repair    c. Metabolism    d. Reproduction

Question 30: Algae differ from bryophytes in having

a. Chl a and b

b. Naked sex organs

c. Jacketed sex organs

d. Aerobic respiration

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