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Structural Organisation in Animals — Practice Worksheet
Chapter: Structural Organisation in Animals
Topic: Structural Organisation in Animals
Maximum Marks: 27
Time: 30 minutes
Name: ____________________ Roll No.: __________ Date: ____________

General Instructions

  • All questions are compulsory.
  • Choose the correct option (A, B, C or D) for each question.
  • The answer key is at the end — try the paper first!
Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each) 15 × 1 = 15 marks
1.
How many basic types of animal tissue are there?
  • A.Two
  • B.Three
  • C.Four
  • D.Five
2.
Tissue that covers body surfaces and lines organs is:
  • A.Connective
  • B.Epithelial
  • C.Muscular
  • D.Neural
3.
The most abundant tissue, which links and supports other tissues, is:
  • A.Epithelial
  • B.Connective
  • C.Muscular
  • D.Neural
4.
A ligament connects:
  • A.Muscle to bone
  • B.Bone to bone
  • C.Nerve to muscle
  • D.Skin to bone
5.
Blood is classified as which type of tissue?
  • A.Epithelial
  • B.Fluid connective tissue
  • C.Muscular
  • D.Neural
6.
Skeletal muscle is:
  • A.Unstriated and involuntary
  • B.Striated and voluntary
  • C.Striated and involuntary
  • D.Not contractile
7.
Neurons are the main cells of which tissue?
  • A.Connective
  • B.Muscular
  • C.Neural
  • D.Epithelial
8.
The earthworm belongs to phylum:
  • A.Arthropoda
  • B.Annelida
  • C.Mollusca
  • D.Chordata
9.
The reproductive band on segments 14-16 of an earthworm is the:
  • A.Prostomium
  • B.Setae
  • C.Clitellum
  • D.Gizzard
10.
A cockroach has how many pairs of legs?
  • A.Two
  • B.Three
  • C.Four
  • D.Five
11.
The cockroach excretes using:
  • A.Kidneys
  • B.Malpighian tubules
  • C.Nephridia
  • D.Skin
12.
Cockroaches breathe through air tubes called:
  • A.Tracheae
  • B.Lungs
  • C.Gills
  • D.Skin
13.
The frog is a:
  • A.Reptile
  • B.Cold-blooded amphibian
  • C.Mammal
  • D.Bird
14.
The frog's heart has:
  • A.Two chambers
  • B.Three chambers
  • C.Four chambers
  • D.One chamber
15.
Development in frogs passes through which larval stage?
  • A.Caterpillar
  • B.Tadpole
  • C.Nymph
  • D.Pupa
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each) 6 × 2 = 12 marks
16.
Adipose (fat) tissue is grouped under connective tissue mainly because it:
  • A.Has cells spaced in a matrix and stores/supports
  • B.Covers the body surface
  • C.Contracts to cause movement
  • D.Transmits impulses
17.
An earthworm is called a 'friend of the farmer' because it:
  • A.Burrows and adds castings, improving soil aeration and fertility
  • B.Eats crops
  • C.Pollinates flowers
  • D.Kills pests directly
18.
The cockroach's open circulatory system means that:
  • A.Blood (haemolymph) flows freely through body spaces, not always in vessels
  • B.Blood is always inside closed vessels
  • C.It has no blood
  • D.Blood flows only in the heart
19.
A frog can survive a dry, hot season buried in mud because it undergoes:
  • A.Aestivation (summer sleep)
  • B.Hibernation (winter sleep)
  • C.Metamorphosis
  • D.Moulting
20.
The frog's moist skin is important because it:
  • A.Allows cutaneous respiration (gas exchange through the skin)
  • B.Stores food
  • C.Produces eggs
  • D.Forms the skeleton
21.
Skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles differ, but all three share the property of being:
  • A.Contractile (able to shorten and produce movement)
  • B.Voluntary
  • C.Striated
  • D.Found only in the heart

Answer Key

Section A — Multiple Choice (1 mark each)
  1. (C) Four
  2. (B) Epithelial
  3. (B) Connective
  4. (B) Bone to bone
  5. (B) Fluid connective tissue
  6. (B) Striated and voluntary
  7. (C) Neural
  8. (B) Annelida
  9. (C) Clitellum
  10. (B) Three
  11. (B) Malpighian tubules
  12. (A) Tracheae
  13. (B) Cold-blooded amphibian
  14. (B) Three chambers
  15. (B) Tadpole
Section B — Challenge / Olympiad (2 marks each)
  1. (A) Has cells spaced in a matrix and stores/supports
  2. (A) Burrows and adds castings, improving soil aeration and fertility
  3. (A) Blood (haemolymph) flows freely through body spaces, not always in vessels
  4. (A) Aestivation (summer sleep)
  5. (A) Allows cutaneous respiration (gas exchange through the skin)
  6. (A) Contractile (able to shorten and produce movement)
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