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Structural Organisation in Animals Biology (Class 11th) Revision Test | MCQs for NEET

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Q1. Blood corpuscles are formed in the
Q2. Which of the following is absent in female frog?
Q3. Osteoblasts are found in
Q4. Choose the incorrect statement.
Q5. Which one of the four parts mentioned below is not part of a single uriniferous tubule ?
Q6. Ciliated epithelium is present in
Q7. The vascular tissue of blood is made up of
Q8. Which membrane protects the eyes of frog in water?
Q9. Fats are richly found in
Q10. The main function of the skin of frog is
Q11. The ciliated epithelium in our body may be found in
Q12. Which one of the following is a scent gland of mammals?
Q13. The characteristic of simple eqithelium is that
Q14. Spot the salivary gland in the following :
Q15. Protein not found in the connective tissues is
Q16. Tendons connect the following
Q17. Frogs are beneficial to us because
Q18. Which membrane protects the eyes of frog in water?
Q19. Which of the following helps in locomotion of earthworms?
Q20. Which is not a part of reproductive system of female cockroach?
Q21. Glands of Zeis are associated with eyelashes. These are modified
Q22. The most abundant type of animal tissue in the complex animals is
Q23. The epithelium found in the lining layer of stomach and intestine is
Q24. In mammals maximum energy is lost by the
Q25. Which one of the following contains the largest quantity of extra-cellular material

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This practice test includes 25 important multiple choice questions from the chapter structural Organisation In Animals Class 11th Biology. These MCQs are also very helpful for neet and other competitive entrance exams after 10+2 (12th class). so practice, revise and check your progress of preparation.

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