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Question-1
Which is true?
1) Feathers are insulators of heat in birds.
2) Feathers are exoskeleton in birds.
3) Feathers are endoskeleton in birds.
4) Feathers are conductors of heat in birds.
(A)
1 and 2
(B)
2 and 4
(C)
2 only
(D)
3 only
Question-2
The dorsal and ventral fins are called :
(A)
propellor fins
(B)
median fins
(C)
paired fins
(D)
protective fins
Question-3
Movement in insectivorous plants are :
(A)
growth movement
(B)
type of locomotion
(C)
nastic movement
(D)
tropic movement
Question-4
The structure which give surface area for muscle attachment in birds.
(A)
Keel
(B)
Breast bone
(C)
Vertebral column
(D)
Skull
Question-5
Stream lined body offers to a fish and bird:
(A)
minimum resistance
(B)
medium resistance
(C)
maximum resistance
(D)
weightlessness
Question-6
Birds and mammals are :
(A)
tetrapods
(B)
bipeds
(C)
adapted to the same conditions
(D)
having same type of bones
Question-7
Movement is :
(A)
movement of organism from one part to another.
(B)
displacement of an organism.
(C)
change in position of any part of an organism.
(D)
change in the direction of growth.
Question-8
What do arthropods use for walking?
(A)
Flagella
(B)
Muscular foot
(C)
Jointed legs
(D)
Pseudopodia
Question-9
The body system involved in movement.
(A)
Muscular system only
(B)
Muscular and skeletal system
(C)
Muscular,skeletal and nervous system
(D)
Muscular and nervous system
Question-10
Bones of birds are :
(A)
strong and rigid.
(B)
pneumatic and flexible.
(C)
light and loose.
(D)
strong with much weight.
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 10
IGCSE
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