NEET BiologyNCERT Class 11Diversity in the Living World

Biological Classification: NEET questions with solutions

This chapter tests the five-kingdom system and what each kingdom contains, the bacteria and their groups, protistan types, fungal classes with their spores, and acellular agents such as viruses, viroids, prions and lichens. Marks are lost on misplaced organisms (cyanobacteria, yeast, Euglena), on exogenous versus endogenous spores and on look-alike disease or structure pairings.

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1Under the five kingdom classification of Whittaker, Chlamydomonas, Chlorella and Paramoecium are all placed in one kingdom. Which kingdom is…The five kingdom classificationEasySingle correct 2Mycoplasma are among the smallest living cells known and can survive without oxygen. Which feature distinguishes them from other bacteria?Archaebacteria, eubacteria and mycoplasmaEasySingle correct 3Match each protistan group with its characteristic feature.Kingdom ProtistaMediumMatch the following 4Blue-green algae are often a source of confusion in classification. Examine the two statements below.Archaebacteria, eubacteria and mycoplasmaMediumStatement based 5In the sexual cycle of some fungi, plasmogamy is not immediately followed by karyogamy. The resulting cell contains two nuclei from the two…Kingdom Fungi: body, nutrition and reproductionMediumSingle correct 6A mushroom such as Agaricus forms four spores borne externally on a club-shaped structure at the tip of a hypha. To which class of fungi…The four classes of fungiMediumSingle correct 7Genera are listed with the class of fungi in which NCERT places them. Which pairing is INCORRECT?The four classes of fungiHardSingle correct 8Viroids are agents of disease in plants. Evaluate the following Assertion and Reason.Viroids, prions and lichensMediumAssertion–Reason 9Lichens are symbiotic associations. Which statement correctly names the partners?Viroids, prions and lichensEasySingle correct 10Dinoflagellates and euglenoids are both photosynthetic protists. Which feature do they have in common?Kingdom ProtistaHardSingle correct

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