Types of Movements

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Amoeba and Human being both are living organisms but exhibit few similarities and differences. Let us know about them.

Q.

The movement of frogs is called _______

Q. Which of the following describes the movement of a snake?

1. Walking

2. Slither

3. Hopping

4. Jumping

Q.

Which of the following shows photonastic movement?

1. Poppies

2. Hibiscus

3. Mimosa pudica

4. Oxalis triangularis

Q.

What are zooids in cnidaria?

Q. Bats can fly with the help of a specific structure, known as patagium, which is

1. a tail covered with feathers.
2. a spindle shaped body structure.
3. a thin fold of skin between their fore legs and hind legs.
4. a modification of hind legs into wings.

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Assertion [A]: Muscles have the capability to move

Reason [R]: It is due to their ability to contract and relax

1. Both [A] and [R] are true and [R] explains [A]
2. [A] is false and [R] is true
3. Both [A] and [R] are true and [R] does not explain [A]
4. [A] is true and [R] is false

Q. What is antagonistic action?

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What happens to the earthworm in summer or winter season when it is not wet or not rainy? How how do they survive

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An organism 'X has three pairs of legs. Which organism is 'X'?

1. Cockroach

2. Catfish

3. Snail

4. Dog

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Which part of the bird helps it to walk on ground?

1. ​Forelimb

2. Hindlimb

3. Wings

4. Muscles

Q.

Amoeba can change their___________ continuously.

Q.

Which organism move using jointed appendages?

1. Snail

2. Earthworm

3. Insects

4. Amoeba

Q.

Mention some factors known to affect the response of the Mimosa pudica plant when touched.

Q.

A snail moves slowly with the help of its ___.

1. Shell

2. Bone

3. Teeth

4. Muscular foot

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Thigmotropism is best seen in

1. Tendrils

2. Leaf apex

3. Root apex

4. Stem apex

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The image given below shows ___ movements.

1. thigmonastic

2. nyctinastic

3. photonastic

4. thermonastic

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Name the body part and the mode of movement shown by the animal:

Fish

Q.

A bird is to fly as a ____ is to leap

Q.

How do living beings control the bodys activities?

Q.

The structure/s which helps a fish to maintain its body balance is/are_______.

1. Spine

2. Gills

3. Scales

4. Fins

Q. Explain the third week of development or Gastrulation

Q.

Which of the following do not show nyctinastic movement?

1. Poppies

2. Tulips

3. Hibiscus

4. Mimosa pudica

Q.

What helps toads to get grip on slimy surfaces during rainy season?

1. Thumb pad

2. Skin

3. Sticky Tongue

4. Nails

Q.

The earthworm fixes parts of its body to the ground with the help of ___.

Q.

Name the body part and the mode of movement shown by the animal:

Human Body

Q.

A snail moves with the help of:

1. Bristles

2. Cilia

3. Foot

4. Scales

Q.

Which of these help earthworm to move?

1. Expansion and contraction of their body

2. Hard shells

3. Endoskeleton

4. Exoskeleton

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What kind of movement do macrophages show in the human body?

1. Ciliary movement

2. Amoeboid Movement

3. Muscular Movement

4. Flagellar movement

Q. A snake moves

1. In a straight line
2. By making loops
3. By its scales
4. By its hollow bones