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Unit 2: Structural Organisation in Animals — Online MCQ Test

ZOOLOGY · CLASS 11 INTERMEDIATE 1 YEAR · Telangana State Board
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Unit 2: Structural Organisation in Animals — Important Questions & Answers

Which of the following is the basic structural and functional unit of a tissue?
  • A. Cell
  • B. Organ
  • C. System
  • D. Organism
Answer: A. Cell
A tissue is made up of similar cells that perform a common function. Therefore, the cell is the basic unit of a tissue.
Animals that have a body cavity completely lined by mesoderm are called:
  • A. Acoelomates
  • B. Pseudocoelomates
  • C. Coelomates
  • D. Diploblastic animals
Answer: C. Coelomates
A true coelom is fully lined by mesoderm, and such animals are called coelomates.
Animals showing radial symmetry are best suited for:
  • A. Directional movement on land
  • B. Sessile or floating life
  • C. Burrowing into soil
  • D. Internal fertilization only
Answer: B. Sessile or floating life
Radial symmetry is common in animals that remain sessile or float, since body parts are arranged around a central axis.
Which option correctly matches the tissue with its function?
  • A. Simple squamous epithelium — transport of impulses
  • B. Adipose tissue — storage of fat
  • C. Smooth muscle — voluntary movement
  • D. Nervous tissue — contraction of bones
Answer: B. Adipose tissue — storage of fat
Adipose tissue stores fat and also provides insulation and cushioning.
Which statement is most correct regarding connective tissues in animals?
  • A. They always contain tightly packed cells with almost no matrix
  • B. They are primarily responsible for transmission of nerve impulses
  • C. They have abundant intercellular matrix and connect/support body parts
  • D. They form the outer protective layer of the body
Answer: C. They have abundant intercellular matrix and connect/support body parts
Connective tissues are characterized by abundant extracellular matrix and provide support, binding, and protection.