Animal Kingdom — Class XI: NEET & CBSE MCQs
Practice MCQs, Assertion–Reason, Match List and Fill in the Blanks from NCERT Class XI Animal Kingdom — answers & concise explanations.
Animal Kingdom - Class-XI: Practice ( MCQs, Assertion-Reason, Match List-I with List-II and Fill in the Blanks) for CBSE and NEET preparation 2026.
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Lizard
Snake
Crocodile
Turtle
Correct Option: C [ Crocodile ]
Remark: Crocodiles are the only reptiles with a completely four-chambered heart.
Homoiothermic
Poikilothermic
Viviparous
Warm-blooded
Correct Option: B [ Poikilothermic ]
Remark: Reptiles are poikilothermic (cold-blooded) and depend on external sources for temperature regulation.
Beaks
Feathers
Pneumatic bones
Wings
Correct Option: B [ Feathers ]
Remark: Feathers are the most characteristic feature of birds, used for flight, insulation, and display.
Correct Option: A [ Wings ]
Remark: In birds, the forelimbs are modified into wings for flight.
Ossified
Cartilaginous
Pneumatic
Dense
Correct Option: C [ Pneumatic ]
Remark: Birds have pneumatic bones, which are hollow and air-filled, reducing weight for flight.
Poikilothermic
Homoiothermic
Ectothermic
Heterothermic
Correct Option: B [ Homoiothermic ]
Remark: Birds are homoiothermic, maintaining a constant body temperature independent of environment.
Crop, gizzard
Stomach, cloaca
Cloaca, intestine
Pharynx, crop
Correct Option: A [ Crop, gizzard ]
Remark: Birds have a crop for food storage and a muscular gizzard for grinding food.
Hair
Mammary glands
External ears
Four-chambered heart
Correct Option: B [ Mammary glands ]
Remark: Mammals are uniquely characterized by mammary glands that produce milk for young.
Correct Option: B [ Hair ]
Remark: Hair is a defining feature of mammals, providing insulation, camouflage, and sensory function.
Respiration
Digestion
Regulates buoyancy
Excretion
Correct Option: C [ Regulates buoyancy ]
Remark: Bony fishes have an air bladder which helps regulate their buoyancy, allowing them to remain at a certain depth without constant swimming.
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