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              BIOLOGY (XI)             STRUCTURAL ORGANISATION IN ANIMALS  | 
 
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   MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (MCQs)      | 
 
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   Which of
  these statements is true with respect to the anatomy of a frog? (a) The
  oviduct and ureters are merged in a female frog. (b) The
  urinary and genital ducts are separate in male frogs. (c) The
  urinary bladder is ventral to the rectum. (d) Frogs
  are uricotelic.  | 
  
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   2  | 
  
   The number
  of heart chambers in the frog is:  (a) one  (b) two  (c) three (d) four  | 
  
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   3  | 
  
   In frogs,
  the number of cranial and spinal nerves are:  (a) ten and
  nine, respectively  (b) ten
  pairs and nine pairs, respectively  (c) nine and
  ten, respectively  (d) nine
  pairs and ten pairs, respectively  | 
  
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   4  | 
  
   Which layer
  of the skin in frogs contains poison glands?  (a) Stratum
  spongiosum  (b) Stratum
  corporum  (c) Stratum
  compactum  (d) Stratum
  spongifera  | 
  
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   5  | 
  
   Which of the
  following are the modes of locomotion in frogs?  (a) Swimming
   (b) Leaping  (c) Walking (d) All of
  these  | 
  
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   6  | 
  
   Which of the
  following features are shown by Rana tigrina? (I) Poikilotherms (II)
  Camouflaging (III) Aestivation (IV) Hibernation. Select the correct option:  (a) Only  (b) (1) and
  (III)  (c) Only (IV) (d) All of
  these  | 
  
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   7  | 
  
   ..........
  is the hormone which helps in the metamorphosis of a tadpole.  (a)
  Aldosterone  (b)
  Thyroxine  (c)
  Calcitonin  (d) Cortisol  | 
  
   1  | 
 
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   ASSERTION AND REASON QUESTIONS  (a) Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are true and
  Reason (R) is the correct explanation of the Assertion (A). (b) Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are true and
  Reason (R) is not the correct explanation of the Assertion (A). (c) Assertion (A) is true, and Reason (R) is
  false. (d) Assertion (A) is false, and Reason (R) True.  | 
 
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   Assertion (A): Frogs are dioecious.  Reason (R): Thus, they are referred as hermaphrodites.  | 
  
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   9  | 
  
   Assertion (A): Frogs are important for mankind.  Reason (R): Frogs eat insects and protect the crop.  | 
  
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   10  | 
  
   Assertion (A): There is a hepatic portal system in frogs.
   Reason (R): It is a venous connection between the liver and
  intestine.  | 
  
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   11  | 
  
   Assertion (A): Frogs maintain balance.  Reason (R): ecological They are an import  | 
  
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   VERY SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS   | 
 
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   12  | 
  
   Trisha
  performed an experiment with the head region of a frog but she doesn't know
  much about this. What do you know about the head region of a frog?  | 
  
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   13  | 
  
   You must have
  heard the word 'amplexus' in biology class. What is its meaning?  | 
  
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   14  | 
  
   Frogs show
  sexual dimorphism. Justify the statement.  | 
  
   2  | 
 
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   15  | 
  
   Write the
  pathway of food ingested by a frog.  | 
  
   2  | 
 
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   16  | 
  
   Name some
  common Indian species of frogs.  | 
  
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   SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS   | 
 
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   17  | 
  
   (A) How many
  chambers are present in the heart of a frog?  (B) Mention
  all the endocrine glands found in frogs.  (C) Explain
  the role of thin and moist skin of amphibians.  | 
  
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   18  | 
  
   Describe the
  economic importance of frogs.  | 
  
   3  | 
 
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   19  | 
  
   Write a
  short note on morphology of frog.  | 
  
   3  | 
 
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   20  | 
  
   How can a
  male can be frog can be distinguished from a female frog?  | 
  
   3  | 
 
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   21  | 
  
   Write a short
  note on gaseous exchange in frogs.  | 
  
   3  | 
 
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   22  | 
  
   Differentiate
  between frog and tadpole.  | 
  
   3  | 
 
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   23  | 
  
   What are the
  cellular components of blood of frog.  | 
  
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   LONG ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS   | 
 
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   24  | 
  
   Frogs have
  well-organised male and female reproductive systems. Draw and label both.  | 
  
   5  | 
 
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   25  | 
  
   Make a neat
  and labelled diagram of alimentary canal of frog.  | 
  
   5  | 
 
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   26  | 
  
   Give a
  detailed account of system for control and coordination in frog.  | 
  
   5  | 
 
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   27  | 
  
   Describe excretory
  system of frog.  | 
  
   5  | 
 
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   28  | 
  
   Explain circulatory
  system in frogs.  | 
  
   5  | 
 
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   CASE BASED STUDY QUESTIONS   | 
 
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   29  | 
  
   Read the passage carefully and answer the following
  questions: A frog was
  observed near a pond. It had moist skin without scales. The alimentary canal,
  pancreas, and liver form the digestive system. The heart was three-chambered
  with two auricles and one ventricle. 1. What type
  of respiration occurs in frog on land and in water? 2. Why is
  frog called a cold-blooded animal? 3. Write the
  number and type of chambers in frog’s heart. 4. Which
  excretory organ is found in frog? 5. How does
  the skin of frog help in respiration?  | 
  
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   30  | 
  
   Read the passage carefully and answer the following
  questions: A frog was
  kept in water and on land alternately. It was observed that in water, the
  frog could breathe through its skin, while on land it used its lungs and
  buccopharyngeal cavity for respiration. 1. Name the
  three modes of respiration in frog. 2. Which
  mode of respiration is most useful during hibernation? 3. Why is
  frog’s skin always moist? 4. How does
  buccopharyngeal respiration occur? 5. What is
  the main difference between respiration in frog and in humans?  | 
  
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