Biology
Animal Tissue and Anatomy
1,715 Questions
Test your knowledge of animal tissues and anatomical structures with these practice questions. The set covers human organs, reproductive systems, and sensory receptors. These fundamental biology topics frequently appear in medical and competitive examinations.
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Animal Tissue and Anatomy Questions
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Strong sense of smell
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Strong eyesight
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Strong sense of hearing
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Strong sense of taste
B
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Explanation
An eagle has a strong eyesight.
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They don't have ears
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Their ears are small holes covered with feathers
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They have invisible ears
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Their ears are covered with wings
B
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Explanation
We cannot easily see the ears of birds because their ears are small holes covered with feathers.
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With their saliva
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With their solid excreta
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With their urine
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With their whiskers
C
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Explanation
Tigers mark their area with their urine. A tiger can at once come to know if there is another tiger in its area by the smell of the urine.
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Birds have different sounds for different kinds of danger.
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Snakes only feel the vibration on the ground.
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Some birds can see things from a distance of eight metres
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Animals can not see colours at all.
D
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Explanation
It is believed that animals can see some colours in the daylight.
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The young ones of the tiger resemble the adult.
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The young one of a frog can breathe only in water.
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A nymph is the young of housefly.
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Parental care in humans is the maximum.
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Mammals give birth to their young ones.
C
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Explanation
Nymph is the young one of cockroach.The immature cockroach is called a nymph. Nymphs resemble adult cockroach. The most noticeable difference between adults and nymphs is their size and the absence of wings on their body.
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Camels have small ears to prevent loss of body heat.
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Polar bears have small ears to prevent loss of body heat.
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Ducks have webbed feet to enable them to swim in water.
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Monkeys use their tails to swing as a from tree to tree.
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Cow is a herbivore and vulture is a scavenger.
A
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Explanation
Camels have small ears but it is not to prevent loss of body heat. Camels have small furry ears so that the dust from the desert does not get in their ears. They also have long and thick eyelashes to protect their eyes from dust.
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Abdominal cavity
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Pulp cavity
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Nasal cavity
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Chest cavity
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Cranial cavity
C
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Explanation
Yes, the Lacrimal glands present in our eyes produce tears .These tears drain into nasal cavity by Lacrimal gland.
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Presence of mucus glands in skin
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Respiration through skin and lungs
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Presence of four chambered heart
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Two pairs of legs
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Live on both land and water
C
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Explanation
Amphibians have three chambered heart.
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Tracheal rings
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Epiglottis
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Carina of trachea
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Cuneiform cartilage
C
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Explanation
Carina of trachea marks the point of bifurcation of trachea into right and left bronchi.
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Bronchioles
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Bronchi
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Trachea
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Alveoli
D
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Explanation
Pores of kohn are discrete holes in the walls of adjacent alveoli.
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Costomediastinal recess
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Costodiaphragmatic recess
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Costophrenic recess
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Pherincomediastinal recess
B
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Explanation
Whenever fluid accumulates in the pleural cavity (pleuritis), costodiaphragmatic recess is the best place to put a drain tube.
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Visceral pleura
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Costal pleura
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Mediastinal pleura
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Diphragmatic pleura
B
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Explanation
The portion of parietal pleura bordering the rib-cage is called costal pleura.
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Stomach
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Mouth
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Eye
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Ear
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All of these
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Feet
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Hand
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Nose
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Eye pupil
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Heart
D
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Explanation
Eye pupil is the only part of human body that can increase to eight times its smallest size.
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forelimbs
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hindlimbs
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chest
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flight muscles
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back bone
D
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Explanation
The wings of the birds are attached to the flight muscles.