Caudal vertebrae of man are united to form a single from Biology

Subject

Biology

Class

NEET Class 12

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 Multiple Choice QuestionsMultiple Choice Questions

1.

Digestion in Leucosolenia and other sponges is

  • only extracellular

  • only intracellular

  • first extracellular, then intracellular

  • first intracellular, then extracellular


2.

A cysticerous in pig muscles can remain alive for

  • six months

  • one year

  • six years

  • one month


3.

Tube within tube plan is exhibited by which of the following groups of animals?

  • Arthropods

  • Cephalochordates

  • Annelids

  • Mollusca


4.

Molluscan blood contains

  • haemoglobin

  • haemozoin

  • haemocyanin

  • All of these


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5.

Moulting in snakes is done by shedding

  • comified cells

  • stratified germinativum

  • epidermis

  • dermis


6.

Leveret is young one of

  • eagle

  • hawk

  • deer

  • None of these


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7.

Caudal vertebrae of man are united to form a single

  • synsacrum

  • pygostyle

  • coccyx

  • None of these


C.

coccyx

The bones of the tail, which articulate with the sacral vertebrae. The number of caudal vertebrae varies with the species. The coccyx is a triangular arrangement of bone that makes up the very bottom portion of the spine below the sacrum. It represents a vestigial tail, hence the common term tailbone.

Synsacrum and pygostyle are unique features of aves.


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8.

Fluid mosaic model exhibits amphipathy because of

  • glycoproteins

  • phospholipids

  • lipids

  • glycolipids


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9.

The repeating unit in glycogen is

  • glucose

  • fructose

  • galactose

  • cellulose


10.

Non-reducing sugars have

  • free CHO group and bound CO group

  • free CO group and bound CHO group

  • both CO and CHO free groups

  • neither free CO nor free CHO groups


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