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Q. No.Movement of the body or a part of the body that results in a change in the position of an organism or its parts is called:
1. Growth
2. Locomotion
3. Movement
4. Irritability
1. Growth
2. Locomotion
3. Movement
4. Irritability
Subtopic: Introduction to Locomotion |
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Which of the following involves a change in position of the whole organism?
1. Movement of heart
2. Movement of cytoplasm
3. Bending of a shoot towards light
4. Walking in humans
1. Movement of heart
2. Movement of cytoplasm
3. Bending of a shoot towards light
4. Walking in humans
Subtopic: Introduction to Locomotion |
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All locomotions are movements, but all movements are not locomotions — this statement is:
1. Correct
2. Incorrect
3. True only for animals
4. True only for plants
1. Correct
2. Incorrect
3. True only for animals
4. True only for plants
Subtopic: Introduction to Locomotion |
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Which of the following represents non-locomotory movement?
1. Swimming of fish
2. Circulation of blood
3. Crawling of earthworm
4. Flying of bird
1. Swimming of fish
2. Circulation of blood
3. Crawling of earthworm
4. Flying of bird
Subtopic: Introduction to Locomotion |
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Movement of protoplasm within a cell is known as:
1. Ciliary movement
2. Amoeboid movement
3. Cytoplasmic streaming
4. Gliding movement
1. Ciliary movement
2. Amoeboid movement
3. Cytoplasmic streaming
4. Gliding movement
Subtopic: Introduction to Locomotion |
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Amoeboid movement is exhibited by:
1. Muscle cells
2. Macrophages and leucocytes
3. Nerve cells
4. Cartilage cells
1. Muscle cells
2. Macrophages and leucocytes
3. Nerve cells
4. Cartilage cells
Subtopic: Introduction to Locomotion |
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Which of the following is a voluntary movement?
1. Peristalsis
2. Beating of cilia in respiratory tract
3. Movement of limbs
4. Constriction of pupil
1. Peristalsis
2. Beating of cilia in respiratory tract
3. Movement of limbs
4. Constriction of pupil
Subtopic: Introduction to Locomotion |
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Muscles responsible for locomotion and change of body posture are:
1. Skeletal muscles
2. Smooth muscles
3. Cardiac muscles
4. Non-striated muscles
1. Skeletal muscles
2. Smooth muscles
3. Cardiac muscles
4. Non-striated muscles
Subtopic: Introduction to Locomotion | Muscle |
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Identify the incorrect statement about muscles.
1. Muscles exhibit excitability, contractility, extensibility and elasticity.
2. Muscle fibres are capable of shortening and returning to their original shape.
3. Smooth muscles are voluntary and striated.
4. Cardiac muscles are involuntary but striated
1. Muscles exhibit excitability, contractility, extensibility and elasticity.
2. Muscle fibres are capable of shortening and returning to their original shape.
3. Smooth muscles are voluntary and striated.
4. Cardiac muscles are involuntary but striated
Subtopic: Muscle |
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The structural and functional unit of muscle is called:
1. Myofibril
2. Sarcomere
3. Muscle fibre
4. Myofilament
1. Myofibril
2. Sarcomere
3. Muscle fibre
4. Myofilament
Subtopic: Skeletal Muscle: Sarcomere |
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