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Chapter 1: The Living World

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1. The basic unit of modern classification is:
A) Kingdom
B) Species
C) Genus
D) Family
Answer: B

2. The term that indicates a group of organisms capable of interbreeding under natural conditions is:
A) Taxon
B) Category
C) Species
D) Genus
Answer: C

3. Which statement is incorrect regarding taxonomic hierarchy?
A) Kingdom is the highest category
B) Species is the basic unit
C) Order includes related families
D) Class includes related phyla
Answer: D

4. In plants, the suffix generally used for family is:
A) -aceae
B) -ales
C) -opsida
D) -phyceae
Answer: A

5. In zoological nomenclature, family names usually end with:
A) -aceae
B) -idae
C) -ales
D) -inae
Answer: B

6. Binomial nomenclature was given by:
A) Aristotle
B) Theophrastus
C) Carolus Linnaeus
D) John Ray
Answer: C

7. In the scientific name Mangifera indica, indica represents:
A) Genus
B) Species epithet
C) Family
D) Order
Answer: B

8. The correct format of a scientific name is:
A) mangifera Indica
B) Mangifera indica
C) MANGIFERA INDICA
D) Mangifera Indica
Answer: B

9. Which is mandatory for a botanical name to be validly published?
A) Common name mention
B) Diagnosis/description and publication
C) DNA barcode
D) Economic importance
Answer: B

10. ICBN is now replaced by:
A) ICZN
B) ICN
C) IPC
D) IUCN code
Answer: B

11. The branch dealing with identification, nomenclature and classification is:
A) Ecology
B) Taxonomy
C) Genetics
D) Physiology
Answer: B

12. “Systematics” differs from taxonomy by emphasizing:
A) Only naming
B) Evolutionary relationships too
C) Only identification keys
D) Only herbarium studies
Answer: B

13. Herbarium sheets generally have standard size close to:
A) 11.5 × 16.5 cm
B) 29 × 41 cm
C) 5 × 10 cm
D) 50 × 70 cm
Answer: B

14. A herbarium is primarily used for:
A) Growing rare plants
B) Preserving plant specimens for reference
C) Animal tissue storage
D) Seed germination studies
Answer: B

15. The label on herbarium sheet does NOT usually include:
A) Date and place of collection
B) Collector’s name
C) Local name and family
D) Entire genomic sequence
Answer: D

16. A botanical garden is useful because it:
A) Stores only dried specimens
B) Maintains living plant collections
C) Is only for ornamental display
D) Contains only medicinal plants
Answer: B

17. The largest botanical garden among NCERT examples is:
A) Kew (England)
B) Lalbagh (India)
C) Indian Botanic Garden, Howrah
D) TBGRI, Kerala
Answer: C

18. Museums in biological context mainly preserve:
A) Live microbes only
B) Plant fossils only
C) Preserved plant/animal specimens
D) Only DNA samples
Answer: C

19. Zoological parks are important because they:
A) Classify species taxonomically only
B) Enable study of animal behavior in captivity
C) Replace wildlife sanctuaries completely
D) Preserve only extinct species
Answer: B

20. Key is a taxonomic aid based on:
A) Chemical tests
B) Couplets with contrasting characters
C) DNA sequencing only
D) Habitat mapping only
Answer: B

21. In a dichotomous key, each step has:
A) Three statements
B) One statement
C) Two contrasting choices
D) Four character sets
Answer: C

22. Flora provides information about:
A) Fauna of a region
B) Plants of a specific area
C) Microbes in a habitat
D) Only medicinal species globally
Answer: B

23. Manual in taxonomy is used for:
A) Recording weather
B) Providing keys and descriptions for identification
C) DNA fingerprinting
D) Cytological staining
Answer: B

24. Monograph is:
A) Brief note on many families
B) Detailed account of one taxon
C) Regional species checklist only
D) List of synonyms only
Answer: B

25. Taxon is:
A) Only species level unit
B) A unit at any rank in hierarchy
C) Only genus and above
D) Unit below species only
Answer: B

26. The sequence from lower to higher category is:
A) Species → Genus → Family → Order
B) Genus → Species → Family → Class
C) Species → Family → Genus → Order
D) Order → Family → Genus → Species
Answer: A

27. Which one is not a taxonomic category?
A) Class
B) Species
C) Herbarium
D) Family
Answer: C

28. “Nomenclature” specifically means:
A) Grouping organisms
B) Assigning scientific names
C) Studying ecology
D) Studying fossils
Answer: B

29. Correctly matched scientist and contribution:
A) Linnaeus – five kingdom
B) Whittaker – binomial nomenclature
C) Linnaeus – binomial nomenclature
D) Aristotle – ICZN
Answer: C

30. Rules of nomenclature are framed to ensure:
A) More common names
B) Universal validity and stability of names
C) Regional variation
D) Flexible spellings
Answer: B

31. “Mangifera indica Linn.” Here “Linn.” denotes:
A) Family name
B) Species authority
C) Variety
D) Subspecies
Answer: B

32. Which statement about common names is true?
A) They are always universal
B) One organism has only one common name globally
C) They vary from place to place
D) They replace scientific names in taxonomy
Answer: C

33. Priority in nomenclature means:
A) First discovered organism is superior
B) Earliest validly published name is accepted
C) Most popular name is accepted
D) Local name gets priority
Answer: B

34. Taxonomic aids help in all except:
A) Identification
B) Preservation/reference
C) Nomenclature support
D) Increasing mutation rate
Answer: D

35. Ex situ conservation among the following is best represented by:
A) National parks
B) Biosphere reserves
C) Botanical gardens
D) Sacred groves
Answer: C

36. The category directly above genus is:
A) Species
B) Family
C) Order
D) Class
Answer: B

37. The category directly below family is:
A) Genus
B) Species
C) Order
D) Class
Answer: A

38. Which one is a taxonomic aid in printed form?
A) Flora
B) Key
C) Manual
D) All of these
Answer: D

39. In binomial nomenclature, the first word starts with:
A) Small letter
B) Capital letter
C) Italics not needed
D) Author abbreviation
Answer: B

40. Scientific names in printed text are generally:
A) Bold
B) Underlined only
C) Italicized
D) Written in capitals
Answer: C

41. If handwritten, scientific names should be:
A) In brackets
B) Underlined separately for each word
C) In capital letters
D) Not underlined
Answer: B

42. The living world is considered diverse mainly due to variation in:
A) Only morphology
B) Only genetics
C) Form, structure, function, and behavior
D) Only habitat
Answer: C

43. Characterization, identification, classification and nomenclature are:
A) Sequential taxonomic steps
B) Steps of respiration
C) Ecological levels
D) Genetic mechanisms
Answer: A

44. Which one is not typically preserved in a herbarium?
A) Pressed leaves
B) Dried flowers
C) Mounted animal skins
D) Dried stems
Answer: C

45. A taxonomic key is generally more effective when based on:
A) One highly variable character
B) Stable, contrasting characters
C) Economic value
D) Local names
Answer: B

46. Taxonomic hierarchy is useful because it:
A) Eliminates species concept
B) Shows placement and relationship across ranks
C) Is based only on habitat
D) Avoids naming rules
Answer: B

47. Which pair is correctly matched?
A) Flora – animal listing
B) Monograph – detailed treatment of one taxon
C) Manual – only photographs, no keys
D) Key – gives economic uses only
Answer: B

48. The most specific taxonomic category among the following is:
A) Family
B) Genus
C) Species
D) Order
Answer: C

49. Classification helps in:
A) Understanding diversity and relationships
B) Preventing evolution
C) Avoiding identification
D) Eliminating nomenclature
Answer: A

50. The primary reason scientific names are preferred over common names is that they are:
A) Easier to pronounce
B) Region-specific
C) Universally accepted and standardized
D) Always shorter
Answer: C

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Basic unit of classification is
A) Genus B) Species C) Family D) Order
Ans: B
Correct scientific name format is
A) homo Sapiens B) Homo sapiens C) HOMO SAPIENS D) Homo Sapiens
Ans: B
Binomial nomenclature proposed by
A) Darwin B) Linnaeus C) Whittaker D) Haeckel
Ans: B
In Mango (Mangifera indica), Mangifera is
A) Species B) Genus C) Family D) Order
Ans: B
In taxonomy, categories are arranged in
A) Random order B) Increasing complexity hierarchy C) Alphabetical order D) Ecological order
Ans: B
Sequence correct is
A) Species→Genus→Family→Order
B) Family→Genus→Species→Order
C) Genus→Species→Family→Order
D) Species→Family→Genus→Order
Ans: A
Taxonomic aid with pressed dried plant specimens
A) Museum B) Herbarium C) Zoo D) Aquarium
Ans: B
Zoological parks mainly help in
A) Preserving dead specimens only
B) Studying habits of living wild animals
C) Plant classification
D) Fossil storage
Ans: B
Taxonomic key is based on
A) Molecular data only B) Couplets C) DNA barcoding only D) Habitat maps
Ans: B
Flora gives account of
A) Animals of region B) Plants of region C) Microbes only D) Fossils only
Ans: B
Manual is used for
A) Cooking plants B) Identification using keys C) Gene cloning D) Hybridization only
Ans: B
Monograph is
A) Brief family note B) Detailed study of one taxon C) Plant list only D) Animal atlas
Ans: B
In plants, family suffix usually
A) -idae B) -aceae C) -ales D) -inae
Ans: B
In animals, family suffix usually
A) -aceae B) -idae C) -phyceae D) -opsida
Ans: B
Scientific names are generally written in print as
A) Bold B) Italics C) Underline both words together D) Caps
Ans: B
If handwritten, scientific name should be
A) Not underlined B) Underlined separately C) In caps D) In quotes
Ans: B
“Taxon” means
A) Only species B) Unit at any rank C) Only genus D) Only family
Ans: B
Correct pair
A) Taxonomy–photosynthesis
B) Nomenclature–assigning names
C) Systematics–respiration
D) Identification–digestion
Ans: B
Systematics includes
A) Naming only B) Classification only C) Evolutionary relationships too D) Morphology only
Ans: C
ICN deals with
A) Animal names B) Plant names C) Virus names only D) Human names
Ans: B
Authority in Mangifera indica Linn. indicates
A) Discoverer country B) Scientist who first validly named C) Family name D) Variety
Ans: B
Common names are problematic because they are
A) Too scientific B) Universal C) Region-dependent D) In Latin
Ans: C
Highest category in hierarchy (traditional NCERT context)
A) Family B) Class C) Kingdom D) Phylum
Ans: C
Category below family is
A) Order B) Genus C) Species D) Class
Ans: B
Category above genus is
A) Family B) Order C) Class D) Species
Ans: A
Identification means
A) Assigning rank B) Determining correct taxon C) Naming only D) Preserving sample
Ans: B
Characterization is
A) Not needed in taxonomy
B) Listing features of organism
C) DNA extraction only
D) Naming process only
Ans: B
Botanical garden contains
A) Dried plants only B) Living plant collections C) Dead animals D) Fossils only
Ans: B
Museum specimens are usually preserved in
A) Formalin B) Pure water C) Alcohol only for all D) Air drying always
Ans: A
Key helps in
A) Breeding B) Identification C) Mutation D) Ecology only
Ans: B
Couplet in key has
A) One statement B) Two contrasting statements C) Three statements D) Four options always
Ans: B
Species concept based on interbreeding ability is by
A) Ecological species concept B) Biological species concept C) Morphological only D) Typological only
Ans: B
Correct statement
A) Genus has unrelated species
B) Species of one genus share more characters
C) Family is below genus
D) Order below family
Ans: B
Which is not taxonomic aid?
A) Herbarium B) Key C) Flora D) Transpiration potometer
Ans: D
Scientific naming avoids
A) Ambiguity B) Standardization C) Universality D) Classification
Ans: A
Order is a group of related
A) Classes B) Families C) Genera D) Species
Ans: B
Class is group of related
A) Orders B) Families C) Genera D) Species
Ans: A
Division in plants corresponds to
A) Species B) Phylum in animals C) Class D) Order
Ans: B
Genus Panthera includes
A) Mango and apple
B) Closely related species like lion/tiger
C) All cats in kingdom
D) One individual
Ans: B
The living world is called diverse due to variation in
A) Color only B) Shape only C) All life forms and organization D) Only habitat
Ans: C
Which is most specific category?
A) Family B) Genus C) Species D) Order
Ans: C
Grouping organisms based on similarities/differences is
A) Nomenclature B) Classification C) Evolution D) Identification
Ans: B
First step before naming usually
A) Classification B) Characterization/identification C) Mutation D) Hybridization
Ans: B
Which is printed reference book for plants of area?
A) Flora B) Fauna C) Atlas D) Monograph (always)
Ans: A
Botanical nomenclature principle of priority means
A) Latest name accepted
B) Earliest validly published name accepted
C) Local name accepted
D) Common name accepted
Ans: B
What is true for species?
A) Smallest taxon and real unit of evolution
B) Above genus
C) Artificial group only
D) No reproductive cohesion
Ans: A
Correct hierarchy (high to low)
A) Kingdom→Phylum→Class→Order→Family→Genus→Species
B) Kingdom→Class→Phylum→Order→Family→Species→Genus
C) Species→Genus→Family→Order→Class→Phylum→Kingdom
D) A and C both represent same order opposite directions
Ans: D
Which one is zoological suffix indicator?
A) Rosaceae B) Felidae C) Poaceae D) Solanaceae
Ans: B
Purpose of herbarium label includes
A) Collector name, date, place
B) Owner salary
C) Plant taste
D) Only local language name
Ans: A
Taxonomy and systematics relation
A) Same always with no difference
B) Systematics broader than taxonomy
C) Taxonomy broader than systematics
D) Unrelated fields
Ans: B
In binomial name, second word denotes
A) Genus B) Specific epithet C) Family D) Authority
Ans: B
Scientific names are usually Latin/latinised because
A) Dead language, stable and universal usage
B) Easy for all locals
C) Needed for genetics only
D) Because of climate
Ans: A
Which is incorrect?
A) Species in one genus are closely related
B) Families grouped into orders
C) Genera grouped into families
D) Orders grouped into genera
Ans: D
Correctly matched aid and function
A) Key–seed storage
B) Museum–live breeding
C) Herbarium–reference for identification
D) Flora–animal records
Ans: C
NCERT mentions botanical gardens mainly for
A) Recreation only B) Plant conservation and study C) Animal rescue D) Fish culture
Ans: B
“Nomenclature” without rules leads to
A) Uniformity B) Confusion C) Stability D) Priority
Ans: B
Theophrastus is known as
A) Father of taxonomy B) Father of botany C) Father of zoology D) Father of genetics
Ans: B
Linnaeus book associated with naming system
A) Species Plantarum B) Origin of Species C) Systema Naturae (also) D) Both A and C
Ans: D
Which one is a category, not a rank name ending?
A) Family B) -aceae C) -idae D) -ales
Ans: A
Universal acceptance of names ensured by
A) Local committees only B) International codes C) School textbooks D) Museums
Ans: B
Example of binomial nomenclature
A) Homo sapiens
B) Homo
C) sapiens Homo
D) H.
Ans: A
Taxonomic hierarchy helps mainly in
A) Showing degree of relationship
B) Showing habitat only
C) Showing economic uses only
D) Showing chromosome count only
Ans: A
Incorrect pair
A) Key–couplet based
B) Manual–identification aid
C) Monograph–one taxon detailed
D) Flora–animal diversity of region
Ans: D
In herbarium, specimens are
A) Preserved alive B) Pressed, dried, mounted C) Frozen in LN2 always D) Kept in water
Ans: B
Which is not objective of taxonomy?
A) Identification B) Nomenclature C) Classification D) Protein synthesis
Ans: D
A genus may contain
A) One or more species B) One family C) Many orders D) One kingdom
Ans: A
Family includes related
A) Species B) Genera C) Orders D) Classes
Ans: B
A taxonomic key is mostly
A) Single access only impossible
B) Analytical and contrasting
C) Based on one character always
D) Only molecular
Ans: B
Which term is broadest among these?
A) Species B) Genus C) Family D) Order
Ans: D
For plants, order names generally end in
A) -ales B) -aceae C) -idae D) -phyta
Ans: A
Correct statement for scientific names
A) Must be in vernacular
B) Can be same for two species in same genus
C) Two words: genus + specific epithet
D) Three words mandatory always
Ans: C
Taxonomic studies need field and herbarium because
A) One is enough always
B) Live observation + preserved reference both required
C) Only lab is enough
D) Only photos are enough
Ans: B
Which aid often includes location-wise plant list?
A) Flora B) Key C) Monograph D) Manual
Ans: A
Zoological museums preserve specimens as
A) Stuffed forms/skeletons/preserved jars
B) Only live forms
C) Only photos
D) Only tissues
Ans: A
Correct order low to high till class
A) Species→Genus→Family→Order→Class
B) Species→Family→Genus→Order→Class
C) Genus→Species→Family→Order→Class
D) Species→Order→Genus→Family→Class
Ans: A
Why is species called basic unit?
A) Contains unrelated organisms
B) Smallest rank with consistent similarity and reproductive continuity
C) Above genus
D) Above family
Ans: B
“Taxonomic category” and “taxon” relation
A) Same word always
B) Category is rank level, taxon is actual group at that rank
C) Taxon bigger than kingdom only
D) Category used only in botany
Ans: B
Which statement about common names is true?
A) Globally one name per species
B) Can refer to different species in different regions
C) Preferred in scientific writing
D) Fixed by ICN
Ans: B
Binomial nomenclature advantages include
A) Removes ambiguity
B) Universal usage
C) Indicates relationships better than common names
D) All of these
Ans: D
Which is not a preserved specimen center?
A) Herbarium B) Museum C) Botanical garden D) Zoo key
Ans: D
Name rule violating example
A) Panthera leo
B) Panthera tigris
C) panthera Leo
D) Mangifera indica
Ans: C
Order Carnivora belongs to category
A) Family B) Order C) Class D) Genus
Ans: B
Felidae is a
A) Genus B) Family C) Order D) Class
Ans: B
Panthera is a
A) Species B) Genus C) Family D) Class
Ans: B
leo in Panthera leo is
A) Generic name B) Specific epithet C) Family D) Order
Ans: B
Correctly matched hierarchy transition
A) Family→Order (families combine to order)
B) Order→Family (orders combine to family)
C) Genus→Order directly
D) Species→Class directly
Ans: A
Taxonomic keys are generally prepared for
A) Single species only
B) Group under study at different ranks
C) Only kingdom level
D) Only microbes
Ans: B
Most reliable for formal communication
A) Local name B) Trade name C) Scientific name D) Nickname
Ans: C
Which is true for systematics?
A) Includes taxonomic diversity and relationships
B) Excludes evolution
C) Same as ecology
D) Deals with physiology only
Ans: A
Herbarium’s major educational role
A) Live breeding
B) Reference collection for plant identification/training
C) Animal behavior studies
D) Marine fish storage
Ans: B
If two organisms share genus, they must share
A) Kingdom only B) Family and above categories too C) Species necessarily D) Same habitat
Ans: B
Incorrect statement
A) Species can have varieties/subspecies
B) Genus is above species
C) Family is below genus
D) Order is above family
Ans: C
Which one best defines classification?
A) Naming process only
B) Arrangement into groups based on similarities and relationships
C) Study of fossils only
D) Preservation technique
Ans: B
Principle of typification in nomenclature refers to
A) Every name linked with a type specimen
B) Every species has two names
C) Common names compulsory
D) Only molecular type
Ans: A
ICZN applies to
A) Algae B) Fungi C) Animals D) Bacteria only
Ans: C
For quick school/college practical identification of plants, most directly useful pair
A) Flora + Key
B) Zoo + Museum
C) Monograph + DNA sequence only
D) Garden + Aquarium
Ans: A
Which is not under “The Living World” core toolset?
A) Herbarium B) Key C) PCR thermocycler D) Flora
Ans: C
Taxonomic hierarchy is also called
A) Linnaean hierarchy B) Metabolic ladder C) Ecological pyramid D) Gene map
Ans: A
Why are italics used in printed scientific names?
A) Decoration
B) Standard convention to distinguish Latinized scientific names
C) Shows family rank
D) Shows authority
Ans: B
Most appropriate statement
A) Taxonomy is outdated
B) Without taxonomy, biodiversity study and communication become chaotic
C) Taxonomy only for museum workers
D) Taxonomy ignores species concept
Ans: B

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