1 | What is the basic unit of classification? | Species |
2 | What is the term for the scientific naming of organisms? | Nomenclature |
3 | What is the branch of biology that deals with classification? | Taxonomy |
4 | What is the correct term for group of related species? | Genus |
5 | Who is known as the father of taxonomy? | Linnaeus |
6 | Which is the largest taxonomic category? | Kingdom |
7 | What is the term for ‘name assigned to a species’? | Binomial |
8 | What is the first word in a binomial name? | Genus |
9 | What is the second word in a binomial name? | Species |
10 | What is the universal language used in scientific naming? | Latin |
11 | What is the taxonomic category directly below kingdom? | Phylum |
12 | What taxonomic category lies between family and species? | Genus |
13 | What is the term for the process of grouping organisms? | Classification |
14 | What is the aid that helps in identification based on contrasting characters? | Key |
15 | What is the term for preserved plant specimens on sheets? | Herbarium |
16 | What is the term for preserved animals in jars or containers? | Specimens |
17 | What is the name of the place where dead preserved animals are kept? | Museum |
18 | What is the name of the collection of dried and pressed plants? | Herbarium |
19 | What is the name of the publication that contains information about flora? | Flora |
20 | What term describes the total number of species in a region? | Biodiversity |
21 | What term is used for orderly arrangement of organisms into groups? | Classification |
22 | What is the name of the Indian botanical institution mentioned in NCERT? | BSI |
23 | What is the name of the Indian zoological institution mentioned in NCERT? | ZSI |
24 | What is the term for a group of interbreeding individuals? | Species |
25 | What term is used for the entire collection of plants in a region? | Flora |
26 | What is the term for the diversity of life forms? | Biodiversity |
27 | What is the term for maintenance of records of names and description? | Taxonomy |
28 | What is the type of key that gives two contrasting characters? | Dichotomous |
29 | What is the term for the region-wise description of plants? | Flora |
30 | What is the branch dealing with naming, identifying, and classifying? | Systematics |
31 | What term describes species found only in a particular area? | Endemic |
32 | What is the classification system that uses two names? | Binomial |
33 | What is the biological term for being able to produce offspring? | Reproduction |
34 | What property differentiates living from non-living things? | Consciousness |
35 | What term describes the total variety of organisms on Earth? | Biodiversity |
36 | What is the term used for the study of animals? | Zoology |
37 | What is the term used for the study of plants? | Botany |
38 | What is any visible or measurable activity of an organism? | Movement |
39 | What is the term used for maintaining internal conditions constant? | Homeostasis |
40 | What is the term for systematic documentation of life? | Taxonomy |
41 | What is the term used for a characteristic used in identification? | Trait |
42 | What defines the ability of organisms to respond to stimuli? | Consciousness |
43 | What key feature of life exists besides growth and reproduction? | Metabolism |
44 | What describes increase in mass and number of individuals? | Growth |
45 | What is the reproduction method in Amoeba? | Fission |
46 | What is the term for irreversible increase in size? | Growth |
47 | What is the tool used to identify organisms? | Key |
48 | What is the process that leads to formation of new organism? | Reproduction |
49 | What is the naming method introduced by Linnaeus? | Binomial |
50 | What are biological catalogues with real specimens called? | Museum |
51 | What is the branch dealing with descriptions of organisms? | Taxonomy |
52 | What are organisms that grow by cell division called? | Unicellular |
53 | What is the naming code for animals called? | ICZN |
54 | What is the naming code for plants called? | ICBN |
55 | What branch includes classification and natural history? | Systematics |