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Q.1
The use of two or more pest control method except chemical control in a planned way to control pest is called?
Integrated pest managment
Integratted pest control
Integrated Pest Management
pest resurgence
(B)
Q.2
The use of two or more pest control method except chemical control in a planned way to control pest is called?
Integrated pest managment
Integratted pest control
Integrated Pest Management
pest resurgence
(B)
Q.3
Any organism which harm or causes damage to man directly or indirectly called as____?
Insect
Insect pest
Pest
None of these
(C)
Q.4
Which is the strongest animal of the world?
Whales
Elephants
Ants
Beetles
(C)
Q.5
Which insect cut the root of plants
Mole cricket
Ground beetle
Phyrilla
Grylloblatted
(A)
Q.6
Where the most insect are abundant?
Tropical region
Sub tropical
Temperate region
None of these
(A)
Q.7
The Largest insect of the world?
Elephant beetle
Hairy winged beetle
Grosshopper
Locust
(A)
Q.8
Insect are___?
Cold blooded animals
Warm blooded animal
Both A & B
None of these
(A)
Q.9
Most of insect require___?
Vitamin B
Vitamin A
Vitamin K
Vitamin D
(B)
Q.10
The fleas do _____?
Fly
never flown
May or may not fly
None of these
(B)
Q.11
Which families are most of them scanvenger
Tineidae
Pyralidae
Tineidae and Pyralidae
None of these
(C)
Q.12
Which sex of mosquito bites the human being?
Male
Female
Both of sex
None of these
(B)
Q.13
What is the family of mosquito?
Culicidae
Pyralidae
Tineidae
Bombicidae
(A)
Q.14
Which insect cause ear splitting pain to some people?
Cicadas
Fire flies
Locust
Silverfish
(A)
Q.15
Photogenic organs are present in____?
Flies
Fire flies
Wasps
Honey bee
(B)
Q.16
Fire flies are____?
Flies
Beetles
Fleas
Wasps
(B)
Q.17
The workers of ant, bee and wasps are____?
May be a non reproductive male or non reproductive female
A non reproductive male
A non reproductive female
None of these
(A)
Q.18
Termite workers are____?
May be a non reproductive male or non reproductive female
A non reproductive male
A non reproductive female
None of above
(A)
Q.19
What types of insects are injurious
Agricultural pests, Household, Store grain, Pollinators
Agricultural pests, Parasite, Predator
S tore grain, Parasite, Predator
Agricultural pests, Household pest, Stored grain, Insects of dom animals
(D)
Q.20
What are helpful insects_____?
Predators, Pollinators, Parasites, Honey bees
Silkworm, Pollinators, Predators, Scavenges
Weed killers, scavengers, Predators, Pollinater, Parasites
Predators, Pollinators, Lac insects
(C)
Q.21
What are productive insects___?
Silkworms Lac insects, Honey bees
Parasites, Predators, Pollinators
Silkworm, Pollinators, predators
Lac insect, Honey bees, Pollinator
(A)
Q.22
Workers of honey bees have number of chromosome?
Diploid
Triploid
Hapliod
None of these
(C)
Q.23
Queen and drones have____number of chromosome
Diploid
Hapliod
Triploid
None of these
(B)
Q.24
The scientific practice of rearing and managing honey bee colonies in artificial hives is called___?
Sericulture
Apiculture
Floriculture
Lac culture
(B)
Q.25
Commercial production of lac through lac insects is called____?
Sericulture
Api culture
Floriculture
Lac culture
(B)
Q.26
Commercial production of silk is called_____?
Sericulture
Apiculture
Pisciculture
Horticulture
(A)
Q.27
Lac is produced by insect_____?
Bombyx mori
Lac insect
Apis dorsata
Apis cana
(B)
Q.28
Silk is produced by_____ insect?
Bombyx mori
Laceifer lacea
Apis cerana
Apis dorsata
(A)
Q.29
Types of pheromone which motivate the insects to follow each other is known as____?
Alarm pheromone
Aggregation pheromone
Sex pheromone
Trial marking pheromone
(D)
Q.30
Type of pheromone which get together the insects for food and mating is known as_____?
Alarm pheromone
Aggregation pheromone
Sex pheromone
Trial marking pheromone
(B)
Q.31
Types of pheromones which alert the insect from any danger known_____?
Alarm pheromone
Sex pheromone
Aggregation Pheromone
Trial marking pheromone
(C)
Q.32
In honeybees a flight for mating purpose is called_____?
Nuptial flight
Straight flight
Tactile flight
Non of above
(A)
Q.33
Difference between workers and drones____?
Drones are female while workers are sterile
Drones are male while workers are sterile
Drones are sterile while workers are male
Non of above
(B)
Q.34
What is function of bee workers____?
Nurses, Sweepers
Food surveyors and collection
Nurses, Sweepers, food surveyors and collectors
Male with queen
(C)
Q.35
What is bee bread____?
Honey and, wax
Pollen and nector
Honey and pollen
None of these
(A)
Q.36
Royal Jelly made up of_____?
Pollen and water
Pollen, water, nectar
Pollen and nectar
Pollen, Water, Nectar
(D)
Q.37
The artificial food of queen is known as____?
Jelly
Royal Jelly
Bee bread
Nectar
(B)
Q.38
The bees which are reared artificially as commercial business are called____?
Domestic bees
Wild bee's
Both A & B
None of these
(B)
Q.39
The bees are not reared for commercial purpose are called_____?
Honeybees
Domestic bees
Wild bees
None of above
(C)
Q.40
The colony of termites is called____?
Termitorium
Hive
Cage
Comb
(A)
Q.41
Those insect which lives in groups, clones or tribes form are called_____?
Gregarious insects
Social insects
Solitary insects
Household insect
(A)
Q.42
The insects which spend their lives individually and do not lives colonies are known as____?
Social insects
Solitary insects
Gargarious insects
Household insect
(B)
Q.43
What is the most social insects.
Black arts
Termites
Honeybees
None of these
(C)
Q.44
These insects which lie in organized colonies or possess cast system is called____?
Social insect
Stored grain insect
House hold insect
Non of above
(A)
Q.45
What is function of Deterrent_____?
Biotype
Phenotype
Genotype
Phenotype
(A)
Q.46
A population or group of insects composed if a single genotype is called____?
Pilosity
Biotype
Genotype
Phonetype
(B)
Q.47
The phenomenon of insect resistance to one type of insecticide providing resistance to other insection to other insecticides with similar mode of action?
Cross resistance
Specific resistance
General Resistance
Horizontal resistance
(A)
Q.48
When Some cultivars are resistance and some cultivars are susceptible, when they are infested with same insect biotype such type of resistance is called as____?
General Resistance
Specific Resistance
Cross resistance
Horizontal resistance
(B)
Q.49
A level of resistance shown by a cultivar is similar against all insect biotypes such type of resistance is____?
Cross resistance
Specific resistance
General Resistance
Vertical Resistance
(C)
Q.50
A type of resistance in which a series of different cultivars of the same crop infested with a series of different insect biotypes of same species show no differential interaction, such type of resistance is___?
Specific resistance
Horizontal resistance
Gerneral Resistance
Cross resistance
(B)
Q.51
A type of resistance in which a series of different cultivars of the same crop are infested with a series of difference insect biotypes of same species show a differentia interation is known as_____?
Horizontal resistance
Vertical resistance
Specific resistance
Cross resistance
(B)
Q.52
Total or complete resistance against any adverse condition is called___
Immunity
Tolerance
Resistance
Plant resistance
(A)
Q.53
The ability of a plant by means of which it is less damaged by insects is____?
tolerance
Pest avoidace
Plant resistance
resistance
(A)
Q.54
It is the tendency of a plant to escape infestion is known as____?
Plant resistance
Resistance
Pest avoidance
Tolerance
(C)
Q.55
Social behaviour present in___?
Termites
Ants bees
Butterflies
Termites, ants,bees
(D)
Q.56
Chemical which transmit th chemical message, to individual of various species____?
Semio chemicals
Allelo chemicals
Primers
Reoeasers
(B)
Q.57
The slow acting pheromones are
Releaser,
Semio chemicals
Allomones
primers
(D)
Q.58
Fast acting pheromons are called_____?
Releasers
Primers
Semic chemicals
Allomones
(A)
Q.59
A chemical or secretions which are thrown outside the body for transmitting message to the individual of same species is____?
Hormone
Pheromone
Juvinile Hormone
Ecdysone
(B)
Q.60
Locomotion in response to touch is____?
Chemokinensis
Stereokinesis
Hydrokinesis
Klinokinesis
(B)
Q.61
Locomotion in response to odour is____?
Chemokinesis
Hydrokinesis
Stereokinesis
Klinokinesis
(A)
Q.62
locomotary movement of an organ towards a stimulus, but stimulus dose not control direction of the movement is_____?
Kinesis
Ulinokinesis
Orthokinesis
Hydrokinesis
(A)
Q.63
The hearing organs in grasshopper is?
Johnston's organ
Chorodotonal organ
Tympanal organs
Non of above
(C)
Q.64
Type of reproduction in which two or more individuals are produced from a single egg.
Viviparity
Paedogenesis
Polyembryony
Parthenogenesis
(A)
Q.65
Type of reproduction in which young ones are produced by larval o pupal stages is____?
Paedogenesis
Polyembryony
Viviparity
Polyembrony
(A)
Q.66
Type of reproduction in which young ones produced from unfertilized eggs is____?
Parthenogenesis
Pacdogenesis
Viviparity
Polyenibryony
(A)
Q.67
Which insect have bacteria and protozoa in their digestive system_____?
Termites
Silverfish
Ants
None of these
(A)
Q.68
Which enzyme responsible for the break down of fat and oil____?
Carbohydrases
Lipases
Proteases
Protease
(B)
Q.69
Which enzyme breaks protein
Carbohydrates
Lipases
Proteases
Amylase
(C)
Q.70
What is the function of carbohydrates enzymes in insects ____?
Sugar breakers
Fat and oil breakers
Protein breakers
Oxygen breakers
(A)
Q.71
What organs of digestive system prevents the regurgitation____?
Crop
Gizzard
Esophagous
Pharynx
(B)
Q.72
Proventriculus also called as____?
Gizzard
Crop
Esophagus
Pharynx
(A)
Q.73
Juvenile hormone ensures_____?
Causes moulting
Larval organism is to be made after moulting
Maintains immature forms during larval moults
2nd and 3rd both
(D)
Q.74
Which hormone cause moulting in insect____?
Ecdysone
Activation hormone
Juvenile
Non of above
(A)
Q.75
The process of periodic shedding of hard old secretion cuticle which occurs during developmental stages of insects is called
Moulting
Ecdysis
Exuvium
Moulting and Ecdysis
(B)
Q.76
The last segment of insect which bears a structure which help during mating is
Paraproct
Subgenital plate
Acron
Somités
(A)
Q.77
Insect body divided into external grooves called_____?
Sutures
Somites
Sclerite
Acron
(A)
Q.78
The insect skeleton is composed of series of plates called_____?
Sclerites
Conjunctivae
Sutures
Somites
(A)
Q.79
It is a nitrogenous polysaccharides which are more than substance of cuticle is called____?
Sclerotion
Resilin
Chitin
Cuticulin
(A)
Q.80
Function of endo cuticle is____?
prevent evaporation
Rigidity of body parts
Extensibility if integument and flexibility
Impermeability of water
(C)
Q.81
Function of Exo cuticle in insect is____?
Rigidity of body parts
Prevent evaporation
Impermeability of water
Toughness and flexibilly
(A)
Q.82
Function of epiculticle in insect is____?
Rigidity of body parts
Impermeability of water
Prevent evaporation
Impermeability of water and prevent evaporation
(D)
Q.83
The body wall of insect which includes cuticle, epidermis and basement membrane is_____?
Integument
Exoskeleton
Internal skeleton
None of these
(A)
Q.84
Tentorium is_____?
Exoskeleton of head
Internal skeleton of head
Both A & B
None of these
(A)
Q.85
Jumping legs present in grasshopper known as____?
Saltatorial
Cursorial
Raptorial
Netatorial
(A)
Q.86
Metalegs of worker honey bee is____?
Antenna cleaner
Cursorial
Silk secreting
Pollen collecting
(A)
Q.87
Ants butterflies, wasps, moths have type of legs_____?
Basket like
Cursorial
Netatorial
Fossorial
(B)
Q.88
Dragonfly and damselfly have type of legs_____?
Fossorial
Raptorial
Métatorial
Basket like
(D)
Q.89
Honey bees with a row of minute hooks on the anterior wing catch into the up-rolled hind border of the fore wing is.
Frenulum
Jugum
Retinaculum
Hamuli
(A)
Q.90
Butterflies have wing coupling apparatus is____?
Overlapping
Frenulum
Jugum
Overlapping and Jugum
(C)
Q.91
Wings are modified into rod like structure in Thrips are type wings____?
Membraneous
Stripy
Halteres
Elytra
(B)
Q.92
Beenes, weevils, earwigs, have fore win every thick and structure is_____?
Hemelytra
Elytro
Stripy
Halteres
(B)
Q.93
When the fore wings are modified into halteres they are called___?
Filohalteres
Pseudohalteres
Halteres
Hemeltra
(B)
Q.94
HInd wings of true flies are modified into tiny knobbed structure is known as____?
Filohalteres
Pseudohalteres
Halteres
Membranous
(C)
Q.95
Grasshopper and cockroaches have type of wings is____?
Tegmina
Stripy
Hemelytra
Hemelgtra
(A)
Q.96
Moths and butterflies have types of pupae?
Obtect
Exarate
Carabiform
Platyform
(A)
Q.97
Type of pupae with appendages are free and not glued to the body is____?
Obtect
Exarate
Coarctate
Vermiform
(B)
Q.98
Syrphid flies have type of larvae____?
Platyform
Vermiform
Carabiform
Erueiform
(A)
Q.99
Larvae with cylindrical,elongate, narrow body anterionnly and without legs is?
Campodeiform
Eruciform
Vermiform
Erueiform
(C)
Q.100
Larvae with both thoracic and abdominal legs is____?
Eruciform
Vermiform
Carabiform
Platyform
(A)
Q.101
Campodeiform is type of ____?
Larvae
Pupae
Eggs
Nainad
(B)
Q.102
Anal margin of wing of insect is___?
Hinder margin
Frontal margin
Outer margin
Inner margin
(C)
Q.103
Apical margin of wing of insect is?
Hinder margin
Frontal margin
Outer margin
Inner margin
(C)
Q.104
Costal margin of wing of insect is____?
Frontal margin
Outer margin
Hinder margin
Inner margin
(A)
Q.105
The long axis of the head is horizontal in the line with the body. Mouth parts are directed backwards?
Prognathus
Hypognathous
Both A & B
None of these
(A)
Q.106
The long axis of the head is vertical and is perpendicular to the body. Mouth parts directed downwards is type of head?
Prognathus
Opis thosynchous
Hypognathous
None of these
(C)
Q.107
The long axis of head is horizontal and in line with insects body mouth parts directed forward is type of head.
Prognathus
Hypognathous
Opisthognathous
None of these
(A)
Q.108
Jassid, Aphid and bugs have____?
Rasping
Siphoning
Shonging type
Piecing and sucking type
(B)
Q.109
Gross hoper, cricket have mouth parts____?
Biting chewing type
Piercing sucking type
Chewing lapping type
Biting and sponging type
(A)
Q.110
Housefly have mouth parts____?
Sponging type
Rasping type
Siphoning type
Piecing sucking type
(C)
Q.111
Asymmetrical mouths parts present in____?
Aphid
Housefl
Thrips
None of these
(C)
Q.112
Butter flies have antennae
Capitate
Geniculate
Clavate
Flabellate
(C)
Q.113
Whiteflies have eggs____?
Elongate
Conical
Stalked
Oval
(A)
Q.114
The main body regions of insects are called ____?
Tagmata
Antecosta
Acrotergata
None of these
(A)
Q.115
The ventral selerotized region of insect body is called____?
Pleuron
Sternum
Tergum
Non of above
(C)
Q.116
The lateral selertized region of insect body is called____?
Pleuron
Sternum
Tergum
None of these
(A)
Q.117
The dorsal sclerotized region of insect body is called_____?
Tergum
Pleuron
Sternum
Non of above
(A)
Q.118
House flies have antennae
Aristate
Stylate
Ensiform
Capitate
(A)
Q.119
The study of functions of insect body is Insect physiology
Insect ecology
Insect morphology
Insect physiology
None of these
(A)
Q.120
Male mosquitoes have antennae while female mosquitoes have antennae____?
Aristate, plumose
Plumose, pilose
Pectinate, pilose
Pectinate, plumose
(B)
Q.121
Three main parts of antennae are____?
Scape pedicel, flagellum
Ring, funicle, club
Scape, club, flagellum
Pedicle, scape, club
(A)
Q.122
The study of form and structure of insects is called____?
Insect morphology
Insect physiology
Insect Ecology
Non of above
(A)
Q.123
Insect which are found every where are called____?
Cosmopolitan insects
Household insects
Storė grain
Non of above
(A)
Q.124
A few species of ants and termites which depend on cultivated plants are
Agricultural insect
Pest
Insect pest
Non of above
(A)
Q.125
A free living animal that attacks and feeds on other organism is called____?
Predator
Parasite
Scavengers
None of these
(A)
Q.126
It is an organism which lives on or within another living organism is called___?
Parasite
Predator
Parasitoid
Scavengers
(A)
Q.127
Insects which are mainly active during evening or morning twilight are called____?
Diurnal insects
Nocturnal insects
Crepuscular insects
None of these
(C)
Q.128
Insects which are active during day light hours are called____?
Diurnal insects
Nocturnal insects
Crepuscular insects
None of these
(A)
Q.129
Insects which are active at night are called____?
Diurnal insects
Nocturnal insects
Crepuscular insects
None of these
(B)
Q.130
Aphid is example of____?
Oviparous
Viviparous
Paedogenesis
All of these
(B)
Q.131
Viviparous insects which produced___?
Eggs
Young ones
Nymph
None of these
(B)
Q.132
Example of poly phagous insect is____?
Helicoverpa armigera
Ants
Green lacewing
Pectinophora gossypiella
(A)
Q.133
Example of monophagous insect is
Hellicoverpa armigera
Ants
Green lacewing
Pectinophora gossypiella
(D)
Q.134
Insects feed on one type of food are called____?
Manophagous
Polyphagous
Omnivorous insect
Camivorous insects
(A)
Q.135
Surffering caused in insects due to lack of food is called___?
Dormancy
Starvation
Aestivation
None of these
(B)
Q.136
Type of diapause which occur in winter is_____?
Dormancy
Hibernation
Aestivation
starvation
(B)
Q.137
The type of diapause which occur in winter is___?
Hibernation
Aestivation
Starvation
Dormancy
(A)
Q.138
The physiological state of arrested metabolism in which development of insects is delayed irrespective of environmental factors is______?
Torpor
Quiescence
Diapause
None of these
(C)
Q.139
The form of insect after complete metamorphosis is_____?
Imago
Pupa
Puparium
Grub
(A)
Q.140
Young ones of fly is____?
Imago
Maggot
Grub
Puparium
(B)
Q.141
Legless larvae of coleopteran having a tiny head and a few sense organs is____?
Maggot
Imago
Gub
None of these
(C)
Q.142
The youngones of exopteryotes but aquatic în habit is____?
Naiad
Nymph
Larva
Adult
(A)
Q.143
The young ones of hemimetabolous insects or exopterygota which are terrestrial in habit is____?
Pupa
Larva
Nymph
Naiad
(C)
Q.144
Resting stage in endopterygota is called____?
Larva
Adult
Pupae
Nymph
(C)
Q.145
The young one of holometabola is____?
Nymph
Naiad
Larvae
Pupa
(C)
Q.146
Insects which develop their wings externally?
Exopterygota
Endopterygota
Apterygota
None of these
(A)
Q.147
Insects in which the young ones pass through complex or indirect metamorphosis are said to be?
Hypermetamorphosis
Holometabola
Ametabola
Hemimetabola
(B)
Q.148
_____is a practice of dining on one's own species?
Cannibalism
Hibernation
Diapause
None of these
(A)
Q.149
An abnormal proliferation of plant cells resulting from outside stimulus (Insect, a fungal growth, a mite) is called___?
Gall
Boring
Malformation
Malnutrition
(A)
Q.150
Any organism which harms or causes damage to man directly or indirectly is called____?
Insect pest
Pest
Agriculture insect.
None of these
(B)
Q.151
Insects belong to class_____?
Symphyla
Crustacea
Pauropoda
Hexapoda
(D)
Q.152
The study of insects is called?
Entomology
Zoology
applied Entomology
None of these
(A)