Earthworms are economically important for man as these are used a

Subject

Biology

Class

NEET Class 12

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 Multiple Choice QuestionsMultiple Choice Questions

1.

Proximal and distal convoluted tubules are parts of a

  • nephron

  • oviduct

  • vas deferens

  • caecum


2.

Heart sound dub is caused due to closing of

  • valve

  • tricuspid valve

  • semilunar valve

  • None of the above


3.

Posterior pituitary gland

  • produces and store hormones

  • stores 6 trophic honnones

  • stores and releases ADH and oxytocin

  • release and store growth and thyroid stimulating hormone


4.

The instrument used for measuring blood pressure is

  • electrocardiograph

  • X-rays

  • sphygmomanometer

  • electroencephalograph


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5.

Heart beats originates from

  • pace maker

  • cardiac muscles

  • left atrium

  • right ventricle


6.

Cranial nerve showing maximum branching is

  • trigeminal

  • vagus

  • optic

  • facial


7.

Gonadotrophins are secreted from

  • gonads

  • anterior pituitary

  • posterior pituitary

  • antidiuretic hormone


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8.

Earthworms are economically important for man as these are used as

  • bait for catching fish

  • food of poultry

  • medicine for gout

  • All of the above


D.

All of the above

Earthworms are of great economic importance for man. These are the natural plougman which make the soil porous and fertile. These are also used in medicines for piles, gout, diarrhoea, jaundice, stones of bladder and sexual impotency earthworms are also used as bait for fishes.


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9.

Which of the following is a part of pectoral girdle?

  • Ilium

  • Ischium

  • Acetabulum

  • Glenoid cavity


10.

Water vascular system is characteristic of

  • Protozoa

  • Porifera

  • Annelida

  • Echinodermata


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