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Question-1
Which statement is correct?
(A)
In frog metamorphosis is complete, where as in cockroach it is incomplete.
(B)
In frog metamorphosis is incomplete, where as in cockroach it is complete.
(C)
In frog metamorphosis is gradual, where as in cockroach it is drastic.
(D)
In frog metamorphosis is drastic, where as in cockroach it is gradual.
Question-2
All sexually reproducing organisms start their life as:
(A)
Gamete
(B)
Embryo
(C)
Unfertilized egg
(D)
Fertilized egg
Question-3
Incomplete metamorphosis is observed in:
(A)
Butterflies and silk worm moths
(B)
Dragon flies and cockroaches
(C)
Honey bees and wasps
(D)
Spiders and scorpions
Question-4
The growth hormone produced in human beings.
(A)
Adrenaline
(B)
Thyroxine
(C)
Somatotrophin
(D)
Somatostatin
Question-5
Name the mouth part of the butterfly which helps it in feeding nectar from flowers.
(A)
Mandibles
(B)
Proboscis
(C)
Maxilla
(D)
Radula
Question-6
The action of growth hormone is:
(A)
Spontaneous but steady
(B)
Fast and drastic
(C)
Slow, gradual and steady
(D)
Slow but drastic
Question-7
The drastic change which converts larval stage to adult is :
(A)
Moulting
(B)
Metabolism
(C)
Metamorphosis
(D)
Development
Question-8
Which tissues are NOT meristematic in the following?
(A)
Apical meristem
(B)
Intercalary meristem
(C)
Cambium
(D)
Xylem
Question-9
What are the three type of meristems ?
(A)
Apical, intercalary and lateral meristems
(B)
Apical, root and stem meristems
(C)
Flower, root and stem meristems
(D)
Cambium, apical and lateral meristems
Question-10
Pupa is a/an:
(A)
Dormant
(B)
Active
(C)
Larval
(D)
Adult
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 10
IGCSE
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