11th Biology Unit 10 Kingdom Animalia MCQs, short and long questions. 1st-year Biology chapter-wise important MCQs, Short, and long notes. Fsc part 1 Biology notes according syllabus 2023. All notes are collected from past papers of Fsc Punjab Board. Fsc Biology part 1 past papers MCQs short and long questions with solution.
11th Biology Unit 10 MCQs:
Fsc Biology part 1 chapter 10 important MCQs from past papers of fsc.
Here are some example MCQs from these notes. Read online Kingdom Animalia MCQs.
Shark liver oil is source of: (LHR. GII, 2014)
(A) Vitamin A and D
(B) Vitamin B and C
(C) Antibiotics
(D) Food
These animals have large canine: (LHR. GI, 2015)
(A) Carnivores
(B) Detritivores
(C) Herbivores
(D) Omnivores
Which is not related to other? (LHR. GHI, 2015)
(A) Kiwi
(B) Eagle
(C) Crow
(D) Pigeon
The integumentary and nervous system are developed from:
(SGD. GI, 2015)
(A) Endoderm
(B) Mesoderm
C) Ectoderm
(D) Mesoglea
The animals without a body cavity are called: (RWP. GI, 2016)
(A) Eumetazoa
(B) Pseudocoelomata
(C) Coelomata
D) Acoelomata
The body cavity of Nematoda is: (LHR. GI, MLN. GI, 2017)
(A) Blastocoel
(B) Pseudocoelom
(C) Haemocoelom
(D) Coelom
Kingdom Animalia MCQs 1st Year Biology:
Enterobius vermicular is called:
(LHR. GI, 2014) (GRW. GII, 2016)
(A) Shipworms
(B) Hookworms
(C) Bookworms
(D) Pinworms
In mollusca, a blue colored respiratory pigment is:
(LHR. GI, 2014) (AJK. GI, 2016) (LHR. GI, 2018)
(A) Hemoglobin
(B) Hemoerythrin
(C) Haemocyanin
(D) Prothrombin
The asexual reproduction in sponges occurs by:
(LHR. GII, 2014) (DGK. GII, 2017) (LHR. GII, 2018)
(A) Fragmentation
(B) Multiple fission
(C) Binary fission
(D) Budding
Pseudocoelom is present in: (RWP. GI, 2017)
(A) Cnidaria
(B) Flat worms
C Round Worms
(D) Earth Worms
Fsc Par 1 Biology Chapter 10 MCQs from Past Papers:
Pseudocoelom is characteristic feature of: (RWP. GI, 2017)
(A) Aschelminthes (Nematoda)
(B) Annelida
(C) Mollusca
(D) Porifera
The cartilaginous fishes contain scales: (LHR. GII, 2014)
(A) Placoid
(B) Cycloid
(C) Ganoid
(D) Ctenoid
The inner layer of most sponges is called:
(MLN. GI, 2016)
(A) Pinacoderm
B) Choanoderm
(C) Endoderm
Number of legs in arachnids is:
(D) Epiderm
(A) 2
(B) 4
(C) 6
D) 8