Non-Chordates: Features of Major Phyla Practice Questions
20 free Non-Chordates: Features of Major Phyla practice questions for the NCERT Biology, each with the correct answer and a detailed explanation. Open any question below, or take the full set as an interactive quiz.
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- Q1. Which of the following cell types is unique to sponges and lines the spongocoel and canals?
- Q2. The presence of stinging capsules called nematocysts is a characteristic feature of which phylum?
- Q3. Which of the following shows the phenomenon of metagenesis?
- Q4. Comb jellies belong to which phylum and are characterized by how many rows of ciliated comb plates?
- Q5. The property of a living organism to emit light is called bioluminescence. This is well-marked in which phylum?
- Q6. Specialized cells called flame cells help in osmoregulation and excretion in which group of animals?
- Q7. Aschelminthes are also known as roundworms because:
- Q8. Metameric segmentation is most distinctly visible in which of the following?
- Q9. Parapodia are lateral appendages used for swimming found in which annelid?
- Q10. Which of the following is the largest phylum of Animalia which includes insects?
- Q11. The respiratory organs in Arthropods vary. Which of the following is NOT a respiratory organ in this phylum?
- Q12. Excretion in most insects like the cockroach takes place through:
- Q13. The second largest animal phylum is:
- Q14. A file-like rasping organ for feeding called radula is found in which phylum?
- Q15. The most distinctive feature of echinoderms is the presence of a:
- Q16. Adult echinoderms show _______ symmetry, while their larvae show _______ symmetry.
- Q17. Which of the following is a worm-like marine animal with a proboscis, collar, and trunk?
- Q18. Statocysts are found in some arthropods to help with:
- Q19. In which phylum is the body covered by a calcareous shell and unsegmented with a distinct head, muscular foot, and visceral hump?
- Q20. The 'Pearl oyster' belongs to which genus?