Practice: Animals – Body, Movement and Animal Husbandry

A) Organs → Cells → Tissues → Organ systems → Organism
B) Cells → Tissues → Organs → Organ systems → Organism
C) Tissues → Cells → Organs → Organ systems → Organism
D) Cells → Organs → Tissues → Organ systems → Organism

A) Digestive system – circulation of blood
B) Skeletal system – support and protection
C) Respiratory system – excretion of urine
D) Nervous system – pumping of blood only

A) Regular income from milk and eggs
B) Additional income from meat, wool and honey
C) Increase in production of cereals by itself without crop farming
D) Use of dung and poultry droppings as manure in fields

A) Cow – monogastric animal with single stomach compartment
B) Buffalo – ruminant with four-chambered stomach
C) Goat – animal without any digestive system
D) Hen – ruminant bird with cud-chewing habit

A) Producing only milk
B) Pulling ploughs and carts as draught animals
C) Laying eggs
D) Producing honey in hives near fields

A) Highly flexible backbone in fish for draught work
B) Strong limb bones and muscles in bullocks for pulling loads
C) Air-filled hollow bones in cattle for deep ploughing
D) Absence of muscles in horses for speed and running

A) Movement and locomotion are exactly the same in all situations
B) Locomotion means movement of body from one place to another
C) Beating of heart is an example of locomotion
D) Movement of food in intestine is also locomotion

A) Muscular system – nervous tissue
B) Skeletal system – adipose tissue
C) Circulatory system – blood (connective tissue)
D) Nervous system – epithelial tissue only

A) Only skin colour of animals
B) Milk, meat or egg yielding capacity and disease resistance
C) Ability to live without food and water
D) Ability to run very fast only for sports purpose

A) Only allowing animals to graze freely without shelter
B) Animal husbandry with proper housing, feeding and health care
C) Keeping animals tied without feed and water
D) Using animals only for sport activities without rest and care

A) Vertebral column
B) Rib cage
C) Skull
D) Pelvic girdle

A) Hinge joint
B) Ball and socket joint
C) Pivot joint
D) Immovable joint in skull bones

A) Shaft of long bones only
B) External ear and tip of nose
C) Inside red blood cells
D) Only in skull bones of adults

A) Ligaments connect muscle to bone
B) Ligaments connect bone to bone
C) Ligaments connect muscle to muscle
D) Ligaments connect nerve to muscle only

A) Many small bones called vertebrae
B) One single long bone
C) Only three large bones
D) Bones and cartilage fused without joints

A) Providing shape to the body
B) Protecting internal organs
C) Producing hormones directly
D) Helping in movement with muscles attached to bones

A) One plane – back and forth
B) All directions
C) Only rotational manner
D) No movement at all, completely fixed joint

A) Ligaments
B) Tendons
C) Cartilage discs
D) Blood vessels only

A) Increases friction between bones
B) Acts as a cushion and reduces wear of bones
C) Prevents any movement at the joint
D) Produces red blood cells directly in all joints

A) Elbow
B) Shoulder
C) Joints between flat bones of skull
D) Hip joint between thigh bone and pelvic girdle

A) Legs and wings
B) Muscular body wall and tiny bristles (setae)
C) Only hard skeleton
D) Fins and tail like a fish

A) Flat, broad body
B) Streamlined body with fins and tail
C) Heavy, box-like body
D) Only thick fur on body surface

A) Heavy solid bones and weak chest muscles
B) Hollow bones, strong flight muscles and wings
C) Absence of backbone and muscles
D) Presence of four-chambered stomach like ruminants only

A) Fish
B) Bird
C) Frog
D) Earthworm

A) Muscular foot on a trail of mucus
B) Many jointed legs
C) Wings and hollow bones
D) Strong tail fin and gills only

A) Horse – running and galloping
B) Kangaroo – hopping on hind legs
C) Snake – movement using legs
D) Human – walking on two legs (bipedal movement)

A) Searching food
B) Escaping predators
C) Photosynthesis
D) Finding mates for reproduction

A) Walking from home to school
B) Beating of heart
C) Running in a playground
D) Jumping over a small pit outdoors

A) Very small feet with pointed toes
B) Broad, padded feet with spreading toes
C) Only a long tail
D) Only presence of humps on back without any change in feet

A) Wings on forelimbs
B) Flattened tail fin and streamlined body
C) Hollow bones filled with air
D) Bristles and setae as in earthworm only

A) Epithelial tissue
B) Connective tissue
C) Muscular tissue
D) Nervous tissue

A) Blood
B) Bone
C) Adipose tissue
D) Cardiac muscle

A) Smooth muscle
B) Cardiac muscle
C) Skeletal muscle
D) Intestinal muscle only

A) Muscular tissue
B) Nervous tissue
C) Epithelial tissue
D) Adipose tissue only storing fat

A) It is voluntary and quickly fatigues
B) It is found only in limbs
C) It is involuntary and does not fatigue easily
D) It is present in the walls of stomach only

A) Helps in transmitting nerve impulses
B) Stores fat under the skin and around organs
C) Forms outer protective covering
D) Forms hard framework of body like bone marrow cavity wall only

A) Muscles of arms and legs
B) Muscles of heart
C) Muscles of stomach and intestine wall
D) Muscles attached to ribs only for breathing voluntarily all time

A) Nephron
B) Neuron
C) Alveolus
D) Sarcomere only in muscle fibre wall part

A) Bone
B) Cartilage
C) Blood
D) Adipose tissue only as fat storage cells wall based connection part

A) Epithelial tissue – stores fat
B) Bone – flexible with large intercellular spaces
C) Blood – transports gases and nutrients
D) Nervous tissue – contracts to cause movement only skeletal wise best part etc.

A) Only providing shelter to pet animals
B) Scientific management and breeding of domestic animals
C) Growing only crops in fields
D) Studying only wild animals in forests without any farm relation part focus etc.

A) Draught breeds
B) Dual-purpose breeds
C) Milch breeds
D) Meat breeds only for slaughter in all purpose focus context etc.

A) Cows and buffaloes
B) Hens, ducks and other birds for eggs and meat
C) Sheep and goats for wool
D) Only bees for honey combining all part systems etc directly case wise best topic wise etc.

A) Egg production
B) Meat production
C) Wool production
D) Honey production only in combined process part wise etc immediate type wise etc.

A) Rearing of animals on land only
B) Culturing of aquatic organisms like fish and prawns
C) Rearing of bees for honey
D) Growing crops without water only in desert totally dry context etc.

A) Only one species of fish in a pond
B) A combination of surface, middle and bottom feeders
C) Only marine water fishes
D) Only ornamental aquarium fishes in small tanks used for display etc best wise sample part etc.

A) Rearing silkworms
B) Rearing honey bees
C) Rearing sheep
D) Rearing fish in ponds and tanks etc whole wise concept combination line etc.

A) Bees protect crops from rain
B) Bees pollinate flowers and increase crop yield
C) Bees reduce soil erosion
D) Bees irrigate fields directly as water carriers best wise etc.

A) Providing clean water and balanced feed
B) Regular vaccination and deworming
C) Keeping animals in overcrowded, dirty sheds
D) Cleaning sheds and proper disposal of dung and urine regularly wise etc.

A) Adds vitamins to milk
B) Removes all water from milk
C) Kills harmful bacteria by heating and rapid cooling
D) Changes milk into curd directly without any culture addition etc.