Kingdom Animalia
Total Questions: 55
A ) Two Kingdoms
B ) Three Kingdoms
C ) Four Kingdoms
D ) Five kingdoms ✅
A ) Fermentation
B ) Osmosis
C ) Sedimentation
D ) Metamorphosis ✅
A ) Vectors ✅
B ) Hybrids
C ) Drones
D ) None of these
A ) 1 million
B ) 2 million ✅
C ) 5 million
D ) None of these
A ) Fungi
B ) Algae
C ) Plants ✅
D ) Protozoa
A ) Virus
B ) Fungi
C ) Multicellular organism
D ) None of these (unicellular) ✅
A ) Rodent ✅
B ) Kangaroo
C ) Elephant
D ) Deer
A ) Ultrasonic ✅
B ) Ultraviolet
C ) Supersonic
D ) None of these
A ) Goat
B ) Cow
C ) Horse ✅
D ) Giraffe
A ) Lion ✅
B ) Ibex
C ) Hippopotamus
D ) Rhinoceros
A ) Predator ✅
B ) Omnivore
C ) Herbivore
D ) Prey
A ) Cat
B ) Cow ✅
C ) Dog
D ) All
A ) Omnivores ✅
B ) Carnivores
C ) Herbivorous
D ) Frugivores
A ) Carnivore
B ) Decomposer ✅
C ) Omnivore
D ) Herbivores
Explanation:
✅ Detritivores – Definition:
Detritivores are organisms that feed on dead and decaying organic matter , especially plant and animal remains . They help in breaking down waste and recycling nutrients in the ecosystem.
📘 Key Points:
Detritivores do not digest inside cells like decomposers (e.g., fungi or bacteria); they ingest the matter. They are essential for soil health and nutrient cycles . 🔹 Examples of Detritivores:
Earthworms Millipedes Woodlice Dung beetles Certain fungi-eating snails.
A ) Koala ✅
B ) Tiger
C ) Chimpanzee
D ) Dolphin
A ) This is animal's habit
B ) When it feels hungry or thirsty
C ) When it wants to show its anger
D ) To keep cool ✅
A ) Dogs ✅
B ) Mountain goat
C ) Cows
D ) Horses
A ) Rana Tigrina ✅
B ) Brassica Campestris
C ) Homo sapiens
D ) Allium cepa
A ) South Africa
B ) West India
C ) Congo
D ) Zimbabwe ✅
A ) The female Viper
B ) The female king Cobra ✅
C ) The female Anaconda
D ) Reticulated python
A ) Green Anaconda ✅
B ) Indian python
C ) African rock python
D ) Reticulated python
A ) Line
B ) Tiger ✅
C ) Leopard
D ) None of these
A ) Lion ✅
B ) Leopards
C ) Cheetahs
D ) Cougars
A ) Line
B ) Wolf ✅
C ) Leopard
D ) Cheetahs
A ) Great bustard
B ) Ostrich ✅
C ) King penguin
D ) None of these
A ) Kiwi
B ) Emu
C ) Ostrich ✅
D ) Horse
A ) Sparrow
B ) Hummingbird ✅
C ) Finch
D ) Wren
A ) Hen
B ) Owl
C ) Ostrich ✅
D ) Pigeon
A ) Blue Whale ✅
B ) Giraffe
C ) Orca
D ) Elephant
A ) Warm blooded ✅
B ) Cold blooded
C ) Both A and B
D ) None of these
A ) Animal
B ) Mammal
C ) Bird ✅
D ) Reptile
A ) Sea gull ✅
B ) Cerebrllar
C ) Carb
D ) Phytoplankton
A ) Winter ✅
B ) Summer
C ) Spring
D ) Autumn
A ) Estivation
B ) Hibernation ✅
C ) Hypnagogic
D ) None of these
Explanation:
Long sleep in animals during winter is termed as Hibernation .
🔹 Definition:
Hibernation is a state of inactive, deep sleep where animals slow down their metabolism , heartbeat , and breathing to conserve energy during cold winter months when food is scarce.
✅ Term: HibernationSeason: Winter Purpose : To survive cold & food shortage
🔹 Examples of Hibernating Animals:
Bears Bats Hedgehogs Ground squirrels Frogs
A ) Breading ✅
B ) Breathing
C ) Digestion
D ) None of these
A ) They lack chlorophyll ✅
B ) They lack mitochondria
C ) They have no cell wall
D ) They lack a nucleus
A ) Decomposers
B ) Autotrophs ✅
C ) Heterotrophs
D ) Parasites
A ) Herbivorous
B ) Heterotrophs ✅
C ) Autotrophs
D ) Carnivores
A ) Bacteria
B ) Fungi
C ) Mosses
D ) Plasmodium ✅
A ) Plasmodium ✅
B ) Amoeba
C ) Euglena
D ) Paramecium
A ) Plasmodium
B ) Paramecium
C ) Euglena ✅
D ) Amoeba
A ) Pseudopodia ✅
B ) Cillia
C ) Flagella
D ) Tentacles
A ) Paramecium ✅
B ) Euglena
C ) Amoeba
D ) Plasmodium
A ) Decomposers ✅
B ) Consumers
C ) Producers
D ) Herbivorous
A ) Yeast
B ) Sac fungi
C ) Mushroom
D ) Rhizopus ✅
A ) Mushroom
B ) Bread mold
C ) Sac fungi
D ) Yeast ✅
A ) Penicillium ✅
B ) Bread mold
C ) Mushroom
D ) Yeast
A ) Sac fungi
B ) Yeast
C ) Mushrooms ✅
D ) Bread mold
A ) Animalia ✅
B ) Plantae
C ) Fungi
D ) Protista
A ) Chordata ✅
B ) Anthropoda
C ) Echinodermata
D ) Mollusca
A ) Reptilia
B ) Aves
C ) Mammalia ✅
D ) Amphibia
A ) Primates ✅
B ) Rodentia
C ) Carnivora
D ) Cetacea
A ) Homonidae ✅
B ) Canidae
C ) Felidea
D ) Ursidae
A ) Gorilla
B ) Homo ✅
C ) Pan
D ) Australopithecus
A ) Homo sapiens ✅
B ) Homo neanderthalensis
C ) Homo erectus
D ) Homo habilis