Structural Organisation in Animals MCQ Test

11th Biology Chapter 7: Structural Organisation in Animals MCQ Test

Improve your understanding with our Structural Organisation in Animals MCQ Test for 11th Biology Chapter 7. This MCQ Test covers animal tissues, organ systems, and body plans to help you learn about animal structure and organization.

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11th Biology: Structural Organisation in Animals

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1. Which of the following is a sensory organ in frogs?

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2. During what period do frogs undergo hibernation?

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3. Which system in frogs is responsible for chemical coordination?

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4. What is the primary function of the Bidder’s canal in frogs?

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5. How do frogs respire on land?

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6. What is the role of the liver in frogs?

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7. Which part of the frog's brain is involved in vision?

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8. What is the term for the ability of frogs to change color to hide from enemies?

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9. What type of animal is Rana tigrina?

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10. Where are the testes located in male frogs?

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Brief Summary for Structural Organisation in Animals MCQ Test

Cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems divide the work in a body, ensuring its survival and showing division of labor. A tissue is a group of cells with intercellular substances that perform specific functions.

  • Epithelia: Sheet-like tissues that line the body’s surfaces, cavities, ducts, and tubes. They have one free surface facing a body fluid or the outside environment and are connected by junctions.
  • Indian Bullfrog (Rana tigrina): Common in India, covered by skin with mucous glands that aid respiration both in water and on land. The body is divided into head and trunk, with a muscular, bilobed tongue used to capture prey. The alimentary canal includes the esophagus, stomach, intestine, and rectum, ending in the cloaca. Digestive glands are the liver and pancreas. Respiration occurs through the skin in water and lungs on land. The circulatory system is closed with single circulation and nucleated RBCs. The nervous system consists of central, peripheral, and autonomic systems. Kidneys and urinogenital ducts open into the cloaca. Males have testes, and females have ovaries, laying 2500-3000 eggs at a time. Fertilization and development are external, with eggs hatching into tadpoles that metamorphose into frogs.

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