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Match the animals in column I with their mode of feeding listed in column II.
Column 1 Column 2
House fly
Biting and chewing
Cockroach
Suckling
Mosquito
Sponging
Infants
Sucking
Match the animals in column I with their mode of feeding listed in column II.
| Column 1 | Column 2 |
|---|---|
House fly |
Biting and chewing |
Cockroach |
Suckling |
Mosquito |
Sponging |
Infants |
Sucking |
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Solution
(A) Housefly (iii) Sponging
Insects have a sponging feeding technique that allows them to suck food without cutting or damaging the food particle.
(B) Cockroach (i) Biting and chewing
Cockroaches have a basic tooth arrangement that allows them to bite and chew food particles.
(C) Mosquito (iv) Sucking
Mosquitoes get their blood by sucking it from humans and other animals.
(D) infants (ii) suckling
Suckle refers to the act of feeding a baby or young animal from the mother's breast.
Column I Column II (A) House fly (iii) Sponging (B) Cockroach (i) Biting and chewing (C) Mosquito (iv)Sucking (D) Infants (ii)Suckling
(A) Housefly (iii) Sponging
Insects have a sponging feeding technique that allows them to suck food without cutting or damaging the food particle.
(B) Cockroach (i) Biting and chewing
Cockroaches have a basic tooth arrangement that allows them to bite and chew food particles.
(C) Mosquito (iv) Sucking
Mosquitoes get their blood by sucking it from humans and other animals.
(D) infants (ii) suckling
Suckle refers to the act of feeding a baby or young animal from the mother's breast.
| Column I | Column II |
| (A) House fly | (iii) Sponging |
| (B) Cockroach | (i) Biting and chewing |
| (C) Mosquito | (iv)Sucking |
| (D) Infants | (ii)Suckling |
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