Class 11 · Biology
Animal Kingdom NEET Questions
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Build recall in Animal Kingdom through active solving. This bank covers the complete chapter with original NEET-style MCQs, worked explanations and chapter-level NCERT provenance—without pretending original questions are previous-year questions.
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Three examples from the live 100-question bank. Answers appear after attempting them in practice mode.
Example 1 · difficulty 3/5
Obelia, a cnidarian, exhibits alternation of generation (metagenesis) between a fixed polyp form and a free-swimming medusa form. According to this life cycle, the medusae arise directly by:
- A. Sexual reproduction carried out by the polyp colony
- B. Fusion of gametes released by mature polyps
- C. Asexual budding from the polyp stage
- D. Encystment of fertilised eggs on the sea floor
Example 2 · difficulty 2/5
Among the following organisms, which one is well known for its remarkable capacity to regenerate a complete individual even when its body is cut into several pieces?
- A. Taenia solium
- B. Planaria
- C. Fasciola hepatica
- D. Wuchereria bancrofti
Example 3 · difficulty 4/5
Different animal phyla possess characteristic organs for excretion or balance. Select the CORRECTLY matched pair:
- A. Nephridia – Cockroach
- B. Malpighian tubules – Prawn
- C. Flame cells – Earthworm
- D. Statocysts – Pila
The chapter mastery loop
- 1. Attempt firstExpose recall gaps before rereading.
- 2. Classify the missConcept, careless, rushed or guessed.
- 3. Re-practiceReturn until the error pattern disappears.
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