MCQ ON ANIMAL KINGDOM class 12

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MCQ ON ANIMAL KINGDOM class 12

MCQ on ANIMAL KINGDOM class 12 Biology with answers were prepared based on the latest pattern.We have provided class 12 Biology MCQs question with Answers to help students understand the concept very well.

MCQ ON ANIMAL KINGDOM is useful for NEET / CSIR / UGC / CBSE / ICSE / AIIMS / EXAM / AFMC EXAM / STATE LEVEL MEDICAL EXAM 2022-23 , 2023-24

INTRODUCTION:-
Over a million species of animals have been described till now.These species differ in structure and form.inspite of these differences , there are fundamental features common to various individuals with respect to the arrangement of cells, body symmetry, nature of coelom, patterns of various organ- system . The study of general animal features reveals evolutionary trends in almost each structure and function.

Animals are multicellular , heterotrophic eukaryotes.

The cells of each type are aggregate to serve specific function.

In more complex animals ,
group of organ work together for a common goal.
Animal body show three level of structural organization: cellular level ,tissue level and organ – system level organization.
Animals have three basic body plan : cell aggregate plan, blind sac plan and tube – within – tube plan.

MCQ ON ANIMAL KINGDOM class 12 for NEET

1. Class Bivalvia is characterized by

(a) perioral tentacles
(b) lack of head
(c) coiled shell
(d) absence of gills

Ans (b) lack of head

2. Small quill – like feather at the base of the wing quills are

(a) coverts
(b) down feathers
(c) filoplumes
(d) barbules

Ans. (a) coverts

3. Bat can fly with

(a) Ears plugged and eyes covered
(b) Ears open and eyes covered
(c) Ears plugged and eyes open
(d) All the above

Ans. (b) Ears open and eyes covered

4. A link between non chordata and chordata is

(a) tadpole larva
(b) belanglossus
(c) sphendon
(d) crocodilus

Ans.(b) belanglossus

5. First vertebrates originated during the period

(a) Devonian
(b) Silurian
(c) Carboniferous
(d) Ordovician

Ans.(d) Ordovician

6. The extinct bird dodo belonged to

(a) India
(b) Australia
(c) Mauritius
(d) Indonesia

Ans.(c) Mauritius

7. Gambusia is a

(a) pest of fishes
(b) parasitic fish
(c) Predator of mosquito larva
(d) yellow fever mosquito

Ans.(c) Predator of mosquito larva

8. Most primitive living mammals which provide in evidence of organic evolution from geographical distributions are found in

(a) India
(b) China
(c) Australia
(d) Africa

Ans.(c) Australia

9. Which of the following is the smallest taxonomic group of animals having a cranium, vertebral column, ventral heart, pulmonary respiration and two pair of legs.

(a) chordata
(b) vertebrates
(c) tetrapoda
(d) gnathstomata

Ans. (c) tetrapoda

10. Long hollow bones with interconnected air passage are characteristics of

(a) reptiles
(b) aves
(c) mammals
(d) all land vertebrates

Ans. (b) aves

11. Which of the following is not clearly noticeable in birds

(a) pectoral girdle
(b) pelvic girdle
(c) hind limb
(d) fore limb

Ans.(d) fore limb

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12. Sea snakes are

(a) oviparous
(b) viviparous
(c) ovoviviparous
(d) parthenogenetic

Ans . (b) viviparous

13. Animal having radius symmetry in the adult and bilateral symmetry in the larva are

(a) hemi chordata
(b) molluscs
(c) echinoderms
(d) cephalochordata

Ans.(c) echinoderms

14. Annelida are advanced over nematoda in having

(a) metameric segmentation
(b) true coelom
(c) closed circulatory system
(d) all the above

Ans. (d) all the above

15. Ambulacral grooves are absent in the class

(a) asteroidea
(b) crinodea
(c) ophiuroidea
(d) none of the above

Ans.(c) ophiuroidea

16. Cestodes differ from other flatworms in lacking

(a) digestive system
(b) excretory system
(c) nervous system
(d) reproductive system

Ans.(a) digestive system

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