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    NEET

    Arjuna NEET (2025)


    Botany
    DPP: 4
    Biological Classification

    Q1 Five kingdom system of classification was given (B) They are chemosynthetic autotrophs
    by................... in ................. (C) It forms blooms in polluted water bodies
    (A) Whittaker, 1822 (D) It is unicellular, colonial or filamentous
    (B) Aristotle, 1969
    Q7 Nostoc & Anabaena belong to ________ and
    (C) Aristotle, 1822
    have specialised cells known as __________ for
    (D) Whittaker, 1969
    nitrogen fixation.
    Q2 Bacteria whose cell has only a curve/comma is (A) Archaebacteria, Choanocytes
    (A) Vibrio (B) Cocci (B) Archaebacteria, Heterocysts
    (C) Spirilla (D) Bacilli (C) Cyanobacteria, Choanocytes
    (D) Cyanobacteria, Heterocysts.
    Q3 Which of the following is found in harsh habitats?
    (A) Halophiles (B) Cyanobacteria Q8 Match the column-I with column-II & choose the
    (C) Archaebacteria (D) None of these
    Column-I Column-II
    Q4 Match the following
    a. Nitrogen fixing
    I. Mycoplasma
    bacteria
    II. Decomposers b. Blue green algae
    c. Production of
    III. Methanogens
    Methane
    (A) I-b, II-a, III-c
    (B) I-c, II-a, III-b d. "Most abundant
    IV. Heterocysts
    (C) I-b, II-c, III-a heterotrophs"

    (D) I-a, II-b, III-c e "Pathogenic in plants


    V. Cyanobacteria
    and animals"
    Q5 Primary function of heterocyst in Nostoc is (A) I
    (A) Food storage I
    I II I V
    (B) Nitrogen fixation V
    I
    (C) Reproduction
    abcd e
    (D) Protection

    Q6 Following statements are given regarding (B) II I


    cyanobacteria. Choose the incorrect one I II V
    I V
    (A) It is also called blue-green algae
    cebd a

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    (C) II I (B) inorganic


    I II V
    I V (C) water

    caeb d (D) both (B) and (C)

    (D) II I Q13 Which of the following bacteria is


    I II V
    I V chemoautotroph?
    edc a b (A) Bacillus (B) Nitrosomonas
    (C) Mycoplasma (D) Anabaena
    Q9 Which statement is incorrect regarding
    mycoplasma. Q14 Most abundant group of microbes belong to?
    (A) They are smallest living cells (A) Monera (B) Protista
    (B) They can survive without oxygen (C) Fungi (D) Algae
    (C) They possess rigid cell-wall
    Q15 Bacteria with rod shape are called?
    (D) They are pathogenic in animals & plants
    (A) Bacilli (B) Cocci
    Q10 The organisms that completely lack cell-wall are (C) Vibrio (D) Spirilla
    (A) Mycoplasma
    Q16 Bacteria are found in?
    (B) Blue-green algae
    (A) favorable habitat only
    (C) Cyanobacteria
    (B) harsh habitat only
    (D) None of these
    (C) almost everywhere
    Q11 Which of the following was the first group of (D) none
    organisms to show oxygenic photosynthesis
    Q17 The most primitive prokaryote are:
    (A) bacteria (B) angiosperms
    (A) Eubacteria (B) Archaebacteria
    (C) diatoms (D) BGA
    (C) Actinomycetes (D) Rickettsia
    Q12 Which of the following compounds is used as
    Q18 Archaebacteria are capable of surviving harsh
    electron source and proton source by most of
    conditions due to their:
    bacteria?
    (A) Plasmid (B) Cell wall
    (A) organic
    (C) Mesosome (D) Flagella

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    Answer Key
    Q1 (D) Q10 (A)

    Q2 (A) Q11 (D)

    Q3 (C) Q12 (D)

    Q4 (B) Q13 (B)

    Q5 (B) Q14 (A)

    Q6 (B) Q15 (A)

    Q7 (D) Q16 (C)

    Q8 (D) Q17 (B)

    Q9 (C) Q18 (B)

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