1. The document contains two biology exam questions - one with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of various animal phyla, and one with short answer and long answer questions about specific topics.
2. The multiple choice section covers topics like blastocoel, mesoderm derivation, examples of parasitic flatworms, insect classes, and echinoderm larval forms.
3. The subjective questions ask about insect body regions, scales in different animal groups, the link between reptiles and birds, fish characteristics, mollusc traits, economic importance of insects, echinoderm traits, and differences in water and land habitats. It also asks about the evolution of birds.
Roger Dale Stafford, Sr. v. Ron Ward, Warden, Oklahoma State Penitentiary at McAlester Oklahoma Drew Edmondson, Attorney General of Oklahoma, 59 F.3d 1025, 10th Cir. (1995)
1. The document contains two biology exam questions - one with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of various animal phyla, and one with short answer and long answer questions about specific topics.
2. The multiple choice section covers topics like blastocoel, mesoderm derivation, examples of parasitic flatworms, insect classes, and echinoderm larval forms.
3. The subjective questions ask about insect body regions, scales in different animal groups, the link between reptiles and birds, fish characteristics, mollusc traits, economic importance of insects, echinoderm traits, and differences in water and land habitats. It also asks about the evolution of birds.
1. The document contains two biology exam questions - one with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of various animal phyla, and one with short answer and long answer questions about specific topics.
2. The multiple choice section covers topics like blastocoel, mesoderm derivation, examples of parasitic flatworms, insect classes, and echinoderm larval forms.
3. The subjective questions ask about insect body regions, scales in different animal groups, the link between reptiles and birds, fish characteristics, mollusc traits, economic importance of insects, echinoderm traits, and differences in water and land habitats. It also asks about the evolution of birds.
1. The document contains two biology exam questions - one with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of various animal phyla, and one with short answer and long answer questions about specific topics.
2. The multiple choice section covers topics like blastocoel, mesoderm derivation, examples of parasitic flatworms, insect classes, and echinoderm larval forms.
3. The subjective questions ask about insect body regions, scales in different animal groups, the link between reptiles and birds, fish characteristics, mollusc traits, economic importance of insects, echinoderm traits, and differences in water and land habitats. It also asks about the evolution of birds.
Subject: - Biology (Intermediate I) TIME ALLOWED:- 10 Mins.
Dated: ___________ (Objective) MAX. MARKS: - 10 Q.No.1 Four possible options have been given. Tick () mark the correct option. (10)
1. Life history of_______ is characterized by metamorphosis.
(a) insects (b) crustaceans (c) polychaets (d) prototherians 2. In deuterostomia (deuterostomes) mesoderm is derived from wall of developing: (a) gut (b) archenteron (c) both a & b (d) stomach 3. The systems such as integumentary and nervous develop from: (a) ectoderm (b) mesoderm (c) endoderm (d) none of these 4. The pore through which the water leaves the body of sponge is known as: (a) ostia (b) osculum (c) aperture (d) orifice 5. Polyps are cylindrical animals, which in most cases are nutritive in function, hence named as: (a) blastostyle (b) gonozoids (c) gastrozoids (d) nectophore 6. Enterobius vermicularis is commonly known as: (a) ship worm (b) hook worm (c) book worm (d) pin worm 7. Which is the first group of invertebrates that has developed a closed circulatory system? (a) cnidarians (b) annelids (c) echinoderms (d) molluscs 8. Most arthropods possess an extensive system formed of air tubes called trachea for the exchange of: (a) water (b) food (c) gases (d) minerals 9. There is a rasping tongue-like radula provided with many teeth, in the mouth cavity of many: (a) molluscs (b) annelids (c) echinoderms (d) hemichordates 10. In some mammals the hair have been modified into spines e.g. (a) Penguin (b) Panther (c) Pangolin (d) Porcupine PGCNOTES.COM Name ………………….
Chapter No 10 Section …………………
Subject: - Biology (Intermediate I) TIME ALLOWED:- 30 Mins.
Dated: ___________ (Subjective) MAX. MARKS: - 18
Q. 2 Attempt short questions: - (5x2=10)
I. What is polymorphism? Also give examples. II. What are cnidocytes? III. What are coral reefs? IV. What are common examples of Phylum Echinodermata? V. What is the main difference between diploblastic and triploblastic organisms.
Q. 3 Long questions: - (4x2=8)
1. a) What is the possibility of evolution of animals from Protoctista?
b) Give a detailed account of Parazoa.
2. a) Write a note on coral reefs.
b) Write the general characteristics of phylum arthropoda PGCNOTES.COM Name ………………….
Chapter No 10 Section …………………
Subject: - Biology (Intermediate I) TIME ALLOWED:- 10 Mins.
Dated: ___________ (Objective) MAX. MARKS: - 10 Q.No.1 Four possible options have been given. Tick () mark the correct option. (10)
1. Blastocoel persists throughout the life in:
(a) porifera (b) cnidaria (c) annelida (d) nematoda 2. In protostomes (proterostomia) mesoderm is derived from cells on lip of: (a) neuropore (b) gastropore (c) blastopore (d) nucleopore 3. The poriferans are pore-bearing animals, commonly called: (a) nematodes (b) cnidarians (c) sponges (d) roundworms 4. Cnidocytes give rise to nematocysts, the: (a) pinching cells (b) stinging cells (c) protecting cells (d) feeding cells 5. The most common examples of parasitic platyhelminthes are: (a) tapeworm (b) liver flukes (c) blood flukes (d) all of the above 6. Organs of locomotion in class oligochaeta are: (a) setae (b) both a & c (c) chaetae (d) parapodia 7. A free swimming trochophore larva is produced during the life cycle of: (a) echinoderms (b) annelids(aquatic) (c) coelenterates (d) arthropods 8. Housefly, mosquito, butterflies, moths, wasps and beetles etc, are examples of class: (a) insecta (b) arachnida (c) myriapoda (d) crustacea 9. The process of shedding skeleton is cal1ed: (a) moulting (b) ecdysis (c) epiboly (d) moulting or ecdysis 10. Bipinnaria and brachiolaria are larvae of phylum: (a) echinodermata (b) mollusca (c) annelida (d) hemichordata PGCNOTES.COM Name ………………….
Chapter No 10 Section …………………
Subject: - Biology (Intermediate I) TIME ALLOWED:- 30 Mins.
Dated: ___________ (Subjective) MAX. MARKS: - 18 Q. 2 Attempt short questions: - (5x2=10) I. What are different regions of body in insects? II. What groups of animals possess these scales: placoid, ganoid, cycloid and ctenoid? III. What is the connecting link between reptiles and birds? IV. Write down the characteristics of osteichythes V. Describe two main characters of molluscs.
Q. 3 Long questions: - (4x2=8)
1. a) Describe the economic importance of insects.
b) Write the general characteristics of phylum echinodermata.
2. a) What are the differences between water and land habitats?
Roger Dale Stafford, Sr. v. Ron Ward, Warden, Oklahoma State Penitentiary at McAlester Oklahoma Drew Edmondson, Attorney General of Oklahoma, 59 F.3d 1025, 10th Cir. (1995)