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Invertebrate Zoology — MCQs Biology

1. Invertebrates are animals:

(A) With backbone


(B) Without backbone


(C) Microscopic only


(D) Aquatic only




2. Sponges belong to the phylum:

(A) Annelida


(B) Cnidaria


(C) Porifera


(D) Mollusca




3. Cnidarians include:

(A) Snails


(B) Earthworms


(C) Jellyfish, Hydra, and Coral


(D) Insects




4. The body symmetry of sponges is:

(A) Radial


(B) Asymmetrical


(C) Bilateral


(D) Spherical




5. Hydra exhibits:

(A) Radial symmetry


(B) Bilateral symmetry


(C) Asymmetry


(D) Spherical symmetry




6. Nematodes are:

(A) Flatworms


(B) Roundworms


(C) Segmented worms


(D) Mollusks




7. Annelids have:

(A) Segmented bodies


(B) Unsegmented bodies


(C) Exoskeleton


(D) Radial symmetry




8. Mollusks include:

(A) Hydra


(B) Sponges


(C) Snails, Octopus, Clams


(D) Earthworms




9. Arthropods are characterized by:

(A) Segmented worms


(B) Jointed appendages and exoskeleton


(C) Radial symmetry


(D) Soft unsegmented body




10. Starfish belongs to the phylum:

(A) Annelida


(B) Mollusca


(C) Echinodermata


(D) Arthropoda




11. Spicules in sponges are for:

(A) Digestion


(B) Reproduction


(C) Support and protection


(D) Locomotion




12. Choanocytes in sponges function in:

(A) Water circulation and feeding


(B) Reproduction


(C) Locomotion


(D) Protection




13. Cnidocytes are characteristic of:

(A) Cnidarians


(B) Porifera


(C) Annelida


(D) Mollusca




14. Flatworms belong to:

(A) Arthropoda


(B) Nematoda


(C) Annelida


(D) Platyhelminthes




15. Earthworm is an example of:

(A) Porifera


(B) Arthropoda


(C) Mollusca


(D) Annelida




16. Octopus belongs to the class:

(A) Polychaeta


(B) Gastropoda


(C) Bivalvia


(D) Cephalopoda




17. Snails belong to the class:

(A) Insecta


(B) Cephalopoda


(C) Bivalvia


(D) Gastropoda




18. Clams belong to the class:

(A) Gastropoda


(B) Cephalopoda


(C) Bivalvia


(D) Polychaeta




19. Crustaceans include:

(A) Crab, Lobster, Shrimp


(B) Butterfly


(C) Earthworm


(D) Octopus




20. Insects have:

(A) No legs


(B) Four pairs of legs


(C) Three pairs of legs


(D) Many legs




21. Spiders belong to class:

(A) Arachnida


(B) Insecta


(C) Crustacea


(D) Myriapoda




22. Centipedes belong to class:

(A) Chilopoda


(B) Diplopoda


(C) Arachnida


(D) Insecta




23. Millipedes belong to class:

(A) Arachnida


(B) Chilopoda


(C) Insecta


(D) Diplopoda




24. Starfish exhibits:

(A) Asymmetry


(B) Bilateral symmetry


(C) Pentamerous radial symmetry


(D) Spherical symmetry




25. Water vascular system is characteristic of:

(A) Mollusks


(B) Echinoderms


(C) Annelids


(D) Arthropods




26. Tube feet of starfish function in:

(A) Locomotion and food capture


(B) Reproduction


(C) Digestion


(D) Protection




27. Nematodes are:

(A) Flatworms


(B) Segmented worms


(C) Unsegmented, cylindrical worms


(D) Roundworms with jointed appendages




28. Earthworm circulatory system is:

(A) Open


(B) Closed


(C) Absent


(D) Partially open




29. Mollusks have:

(A) Soft body with muscular foot


(B) Jointed legs


(C) Segmented body


(D) Radial symmetry




30. Octopus shows:

(A) Exoskeleton


(B) Segmentation


(C) Cephalization and tentacles


(D) Water vascular system




31. Arthropods have:

(A) Water vascular system


(B) Endoskeleton


(C) Soft body


(D) Exoskeleton made of chitin




32. Lobster and crab are:

(A) Myriapods


(B) Arachnids


(C) Insects


(D) Crustaceans




33. Echinoderms are exclusively:

(A) Terrestrial


(B) Freshwater


(C) Marine


(D) Amphibious




34. Coral forms:

(A) Siliceous spicules


(B) Chitinous shell


(C) Calcium carbonate skeleton


(D) Soft body only




35. Hydra reproduces by:

(A) Binary fission


(B) Budding


(C) Spore formation


(D) Fragmentation




36. Sponges are:

(A) Free swimming


(B) Sessile filter feeders


(C) Parasitic


(D) Predatory




37. Ascaris is a:

(A) Flatworm


(B) Roundworm


(C) Segmented worm


(D) Arthropod




38. Fasciola is a:

(A) Mollusk


(B) Roundworm


(C) Earthworm


(D) Liver fluke (Platyhelminth)




39. Tapeworm belongs to class:

(A) Polychaeta


(B) Trematoda


(C) Cestoda


(D) Gastropoda




40. Liver fluke belongs to class:

(A) Polychaeta


(B) Cestoda


(C) Trematoda


(D) Gastropoda




41. Rotifers are:

(A) Microscopic aquatic animals


(B) Insects


(C) Arthropods


(D) Mollusks




42. Annelids show:

(A) No segmentation


(B) Radial symmetry


(C) Segmentation (metamerism)


(D) Asymmetry




43. Polychaetes are:

(A) Mollusks


(B) Freshwater worms only


(C) Roundworms


(D) Marine annelids with parapodia




44. Earthworm is useful in:

(A) Food only


(B) Soil aeration and nutrient recycling


(C) Medicinal purposes only


(D) Timber production




45. Octopus has:

(A) Closed circulatory system


(B) Open circulatory system


(C) Water vascular system


(D) No circulatory system




46. Arthropods molt to:

(A) Breathe


(B) Grow (ecdysis)


(C) Reproduce


(D) Digest food




47. Insects undergo:

(A) Water vascular movement


(B) Segmentation


(C) Metamorphosis


(D) Budding




48. Crustaceans have:

(A) Three pairs of antennae


(B) One pair of antennae


(C) No antennae


(D) Two pairs of antennae




49. Sea urchin belongs to:

(A) Mollusca


(B) Arthropoda


(C) Echinodermata


(D) Annelida




50. Invertebrates are important because they:

(A) Only eat plants


(B) Produce timber only


(C) Produce rubber only


(D) Form the base of food chains and maintain ecosystems




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