MCQ Bank
Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov conducted his experiments on:
- A) Habituation
- B) Imprinting
- C) Operant Conditioning
- D) Classical Conditioning
By watching their mother, baby ducks learn how to avoid danger and to know what is good to eat. This is an example of___________ behavior.
- A) Innate
- B) Learned
- C) Instinctive
- D) Inborn
Which of the following is the component of behavioral endocrinology?
- A) Lymph
- B) Blood
- C) Enzymes
- D) Hormones
In which of the following fishes reciprocal Altruism could be observed?
- A) Cleaner fish
- B) Carnivorous fish
- C) Scoliodon
- D) Anadromous fish
Maximum parental care is shown by ____________.
- A) Reptiles
- B) Amphibians
- C) Echinoderms
- D) Birds
Message passes through the nerves in the form of __________.
- A) Cell Body
- B) Nerve Impulse
- C) Axon
- D) Dendrite
Which of the following hormones that affects the animal behvious, is not protein or peptide in nature?
- A) Vasopressin
- B) Oxytocin
- C) Testosterone
- D) Prolectin
Classical and Operant conditioning are examples of ______________ Behavior.
- A) Territorial
- B) Innate
- C) Imprinting
- D) Associative
One obvious benefit for social aggregations is________, both passive and active, from predators.
- A) Offence
- B) Surrender
- C) Migration
- D) Defense
_____________is a learning that involves making associations between experiences.
- A) Individual Learning
- B) Auditory Learning
- C) None of the above
- D) Associative Learning
Cognitive behavior is observed in __________ organisms.
- A) Insects
- B) Cephalopods
- C) All of them
- D) Mammals
The Mating Systems in which one male mate with one female during a breeding season is called____________.
- A) all
- B) Polygamous mating system
- C) Monogamous mating system
- D) Promiscuous mating system
Honey bees communicate by performing a special dance called ___________.
- A) Tap Dance
- B) Bees do not dance
- C) Acro dance
- D) Waggle dance
Herring gull experiment was performed by _______________ .
- A) Niko Tinbergen
- B) Thomas hunt
- C) Throndike
- D) Thomas Fisher
___________ is an oriented movement toward (positive taxis) or away (negative taxis) from some stimulus.
- A) Taxis
- B) None
- C) Both
- D) Kinesis
In crayfish, tail filp is used as the rapid escape behaviour from predator. This "tail flip" is caused by rapid radid contraction and extension of the massive ___________ muscles.
- A) cardiac
- B) tail
- C) abdomin
- D) leg
______________is the formation of a long-lasting behavioral attachment to a particular individual or object at a specific stage in life.
- A) Instinct
- B) Habituation
- C) Imprinting
- D) Learning
Insects belong to which Phylum?
- A) Annelida
- B) Arthropoda
- C) None
- D) Nematoda
Dragonfly are included in order____________ of class hexapoda .
- A) Hymenoptera
- B) Diptera
- C) Lepidoptera
- D) Odonata
Grasshoppers damage ______.
- A) chewing leaves
- B) crop grains
- C) both
- D) none