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Class 9 Patterns in Life: Diversity and Classification Mock Test (CBSE)
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Topics in Patterns in Life: Diversity and Classification
- India as a biodiversity hotspot
- Evolution of biodiversity
- Criteria for classifying organisms
- Need for classification
- Five kingdom classification
- Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae and Animalia
- Hierarchy of classification
- Binomial nomenclature
- Fossils as evidence
- Threats to biodiversity
Patterns in Life: Diversity and Classification practice questions with answers
- Q1Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following groups of organisms characteristically lacks a well-defined nucleus and membrane-bound organelles?
- (a)Fungi
- (b)Protista
- (c)Monera
- (d)Plantae
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- Correct option: (c) Monera+1
Answer: (c) - Q2Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following hierarchical sequences correctly represents taxonomic categories in descending order of generality?
- (a)Species Genus Family Order Class Phylum Kingdom
- (b)Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species
- (c)Kingdom Class Phylum Order Family Species Genus
- (d)Phylum Kingdom Class Order Genus Family Species
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- Correct option: (b) Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species. Taxonomic hierarchy in descending order of generality starts from the broadest category (Kingdom) down to the most specific category (Species).+1
Answer: (b) - Q3Multiple choice1 markA newly discovered multicellular, eukaryotic organism is placed in Kingdom Animalia rather than Kingdom Fungi. Which combination of characteristics distinguishes it from fungi?
- (a)Presence of chitin cell wall and absorptive nutrition
- (b)Absence of cell wall and ingestive heterotrophy
- (c)Presence of photosynthetic pigments and autotrophic mode
- (d)Presence of peptidoglycan cell wall and multicellularity
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- Correct option: (b) Absence of cell wall and ingestive heterotrophy. Fungi possess a chitinous cell wall and exhibit absorptive heterotrophy, whereas animals lack cell walls and exhibit ingestive heterotrophy.+1
Answer: (b) - Q4Multiple choice1 markWhich scientist proposed the five-kingdom system of biological classification in 1969?
- (a)Carl Linnaeus
- (b)Ernst Haeckel
- (c)Carl Woese
- (d)R.H. Whittaker
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- Correct option: (d) R.H. Whittaker+1
Answer: (d)
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