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Biological-Classification MCQs
Class XI Biology
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300 questions in this chapter
Question 111 of 300
📘 CLASS XI
The boundaries of which of the following kingdoms are considered "not well defined" by biologists?
A Monera
B Protista
C Fungi
D Animalia
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The boundaries of Kingdom Protista are not well defined, and different biologists may classify some organisms differently.
Question 112 of 300
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Chrysophytes, which float passively in water currents, are ecologically categorised as:
A Benthos
B Plankton
C Nekton
D Parasites
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Chrysophytes such as diatoms and golden algae float passively in water currents and are collectively called plankton.
Question 113 of 300
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The indestructible nature of diatom cell walls leads to the massive accumulation of:
A Red tides
B Algal blooms
C Diatomaceous earth
D Slime moulds
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Diatom cell walls contain silica and accumulate over billions of years to form diatomaceous earth.
Question 114 of 300
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Most dinoflagellates possess two flagella arranged in which specific orientation?
A Both at the anterior end
B One longitudinally and the other transversely in a furrow between wall plates
C Distributed evenly over the entire cell surface
D Both at the posterior end
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Most dinoflagellates possess two flagella, one longitudinal and the other transverse within a furrow.
Question 115 of 300
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Euglenoids exhibit a unique mixotrophic nutrition. When deprived of sunlight, they:
A Synthesise their own food via chemosynthesis
B Behave like heterotrophs by predating on smaller organisms
C Form parasitic relationships with plants
D Absorb dead organic matter as saprophytes
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Euglenoids become heterotrophic in the absence of sunlight and feed on smaller organisms.
Question 116 of 300
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Slime moulds are saprophytic protists. Under suitable conditions, they aggregate to form a structure called a:
A Mycelium
B Fruiting body
C Plasmodium
D Pellicle
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Under favourable conditions slime moulds aggregate to form a multinucleate plasmodium.
Question 117 of 300
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Which group of protozoans features marine forms that typically have protective silica shells on their surface?
A Flagellated protozoans
B Ciliated protozoans
C Sporozoans
D Amoeboid protozoans
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Marine amoeboid protozoans possess protective silica shells.
Question 118 of 300
📘 CLASS XI
Trypanosoma, which causes sleeping sickness, belongs to which group of protozoans?
A Amoeboid protozoans
B Flagellated protozoans
C Ciliated protozoans
D Sporozoans
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Trypanosoma is a flagellated protozoan responsible for sleeping sickness.
Question 119 of 300
📘 CLASS XI
The coordinated movement of thousands of cilia helps Paramoecium steer food directly into its:
A Pseudopodia
B Food vacuole
C Gullet
D Plasmodium
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Food-laden water is directed into the gullet by coordinated ciliary movement.
Question 120 of 300
📘 CLASS XI
Which kingdom is composed exclusively of heterotrophic organisms that exhibit a great diversity in morphology and habitat, and prefer warm, humid places?
A Protista
B Fungi
C Monera
D Plantae
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Kingdom Fungi consists entirely of heterotrophic organisms and generally prefers warm, humid habitats.