RBSE Class 10 Science Chemistry Chapter 6 Control and Coordination MCQs (Objectives) are very important for students preparing for Board Exams. These MCQS have been prepared on the basis of important topics of Life Processes.
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Control and Coordination Objectives with Answers
Multiple Choice Questions
Choose correct answer:
1. Auxins are
a. Phytohormone
b. Enzyme
c. Fat
d. Protein
2. Which
statement is incorrect about auxins
a. They
promote the growth of shoot
b. They
promote the growth of root
c. They
inhibit the growth of root
d. They influence the formation of flower and ripening of fruit
Correct answer –(b)
3. Endocrine
glands put their secretions into
a. Blood
b. Ducts
c. Both
d. None
Correct answer –(a)
4. The
endocrine gland known as master gland, is
a. Pituitary
b. Thyroid
c. Adrenal
d. Parathyroid
Correct answer –(a)
5. The
glans acts as endocrine as well as exocrine, is
a. Kidney
b. Liver
c. Adrenal
d. Pancreas
Correct answer –(d)
6. Growth
hormone is produced in
a. Pituitary
b. Thyroid
c. Adrenal
d. Parathyroid
Correct answer –(a)
7. Male
hormone is
a. Adrenalin
b. Estrogen
c. Testosterone
d. TSH
Correct answer –(c)
8. Cerebellum
is responsible for
a. Perception
b. Co-ordination
and muscular movements
c. Memory
d. Vision
Correct answer –(b)
9. Cerebral
hemispheres are the centres of
a. Thinking
and intelligence
b. Balance
and coordination
c. Smell
and taste
d. Vision
Correct answer –(a)
10. Example of reflex action
is
a. pumping
of blood
b. supply
of digestive enzymes
c. dancing
d. sneezing
Correct answer –(d)
11. Which multicellular
organism does not have neurons in the nervous system
a. hydra
b. sponge
c. earthworm
d. man
Correct answer –(b)
12. Which is not a
phytohormone
a. auxin
b. abscisic
acid
c. cytokinin
d. thyroid
Correct answer –(d)
13. Olfacto-receptor organs
are sensitive for
a. light
b. sound
c. smell
d. taste
Correct answer –(c)
14. Temporal lobe of cerebrum
is sensitive for
a. Visual
reception
b. Touch
c. Auditory
reception
d. Muscular activities
Correct answer –(c)
15. Medulla oblongata is the
regulation centre for
a. Coughing
and sneezing
b. Swallowing
c. Vomiting
d. All the above
Correct answer –(d)
16. ECG is useful to know the
a. Activities
of brain
b. Activities
of heart
c. Activities
of lungs
d. Activities of pancreas
Correct answer –(b)
17. Hormone glucagon is responsible
for
a. Lowering
of blood glucose
b. Increase
of blood glucose
c. Regulation
of blood pressure
d. Regulation of female accessory sex organs
Correct answer –(b)
18. Progesterone is responsible
for
a. Maintenance
of pregnancy
b. Secondary
sex characters in male
c. Regulation
of blood calcium
d. Development of bone and muscles
Correct answer –(a)
19. For muscular activities
which part of cerebrum is responsible
a. Occipital
lobe
b. Temporal
lobe
c. Parietal
lobe
d. Frontal lobe
Correct answer –(d)
20. Taste is detected by
a. Olfactory
receptors
b. Tango
receptors
c. Photo
receptors
d. Phono receptors
Correct answer –(b)
21. Reflex action is completed
by
a. Forebrain
b. Mid
brain
c. Hind
brain
d. Spinal cord
Correct answer –(d)
22. A voluntary action is
b. Vomiting
c. Clapping
d. Blood pressure
Correct answer –(c)
23. An involuntary action is
a. Salivation
b. Vomiting
c. Clapping
d. Talking
Correct answer –(a)
24. Thinking part of the
brain is
a. Forebrain
b. Mid
brain
c. Hind
brain
d. All the above
Correct answer –(a)
25. The part of brain responsible
for posture is
a. Olfactory
lobes
b. Cerebellum
c. Cerebrum
d. All the above
Correct answer –(b)
26. In plants, change in
shape takes place due to change in
a. Protein
b. Water
c. Starch
d. Fats
Correct answer –(b)
27. Goiter is caused due to the deficiency of
a. iodine
b. bromine
c. chlorine
d. sodium
Correct answer –(a)
28. The plant hormone
responsible for rapid cell division is
a. auxin
b. gibberellin
c. cytokinin
d. abscisic acid
Correct answer –(c)
29. Hormone adrenalin causes
a. the
heart to beat faster
b. reduces
contraction of muscles
c. increased
breathing
d. all the above
Correct answer –(d)
30. Spinal cord originates
from
a. pons
b. cerebrum
c. cerebellum
d. medulla
Correct answer –(d)
31.Shoot moves towards light,
it is called
a. hydrotropism
b. geotropism
c. chemotropism
d. phototropism
Correct answer –(d)
32. Downwards growth of roots is due to
a. hydrotropism
b. geotropism
c. chemotropism
d. phototropism
Correct answer –(b)
33. Plant hormone not associated
with plant growth is
a. abscisic
acid
b. auxin
c. cytokinin
d. gibberellin
Correct answer –(a)
34. The growth of tendrils to
circle around the support is due to
a. effect
of light
b. effect
of gravity
c. rapid
cell division in tendrillar cells that are away from the support
d. rapid cell division in tendrillar cells in contact with the support
Correct answer –(c)
35. Which of the following is
not an involuntary action
a. heart
beat
b. reading
c. salivation
d. vomiting
Correct answer –(b)
36. A doctor advised a person
to take an injection of insulin because his
a. sugar
level in blood was high
b. blood
pressure was high
c. blood
pressure was low
d. heat beat was high
Correct answer –(a)
37. Which of the following endocrine
glands is unpaired
a. Adrenal
b. Ovary
c. Testes
d. Pituitary
Correct answer –(d)
38. The hormone that increases
fertility in males is
a. oestrogen
b. testosterone
c. insulin
d. growth hormone
Correct answer –(b)
39. Dwarfism is caused due
a. less
secretion of adrenaline
b. less
secretion of growth hormone
c. excess
secretion of adrenaline
d. excess secretion of thyroxine
Correct answer –(b)
40. Which part of the brain
control voluntary movements?
a. Cerebellum
b. Frontal
lobe of cerebrum
c. Medulla
oblongata
d. Pons
Correct answer –(b)
41. Which of the following is
a reflex action?
a. Reading
b. Writing
c. Blinking
of eye
d. Playing
guitar
Correct answer –(c)
42. Which hormone regulates
blood sugar level by lowering it?
a. Glucagon
b. Adrenaline
c. Insulin
d. Thyroxine
Correct answer – (c)
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