__________ takes the nerve impulse away from the body.

• A) Nerve endings
• B) Cell body
• C) Dendrite
• D) Axon

Main building block of nervous system is neuron. It consists of _________ components.

• A) three
• B) four
• C) five
• D) two

In repeated experiments, the chimpanzee joined the two sticks and took the banana immediately is the example of __________.

• A) Insight learning
• B) Social learning
• C) Humanism
• D) Animal organization

____________also called trial-and-error learning.

• A) Operant Conditioning
• B) Habituation
• C) Imprinting
• D) Classical Conditioning

__________ takes the nerve impulse away from the cell body.

• A) Synapsis
• B) Dendron
• C) Axon
• D) Mitochondria

A ________is a group of individuals belonging to the same species and organized in a cooperative manner.

• A) Society
• B) Species
• C) Not applicable
• D) Kingdom

The courtship and reproductive behaviors of many marine animals are linked to the timing of the __________ clocks.

• A) cannual
• B) lunar
• C) circadian
• D) circannual

Information handled by neurons is present in form of electrical signal is called _____________.

• A) Sypanse
• B) Nerve impulse
• C) Dendrite
• D) Cell body

The space (junction) between the end bulb and the dendrite of the next neuron is the __________.

• A) joint
• B) nerve impulse
• C) synapse
• D) synaptic cleft

Butterflies and ____ are the most common cocoon building insects.

• A) House flies
• B) Moths
• C) Horse flies
• D) Dragon flies

_______________ show maximum parental care.

• A) Fishes
• B) Amphibians
• C) Birds
• D) Reptiles

A very young animal develops attachment with the very first object it has visual, auditory or tactile experience. It thereafter follows that object. This type of behavior is an example of:

• A) Territoriality
• B) Habituation
• C) Innate Behavior
• D) Imprinting

In crayfish, ___________ is used as the rapid escape behaviour from predator.

• A) tail flip
• B) swimming
• C) muscle twitch
• D) Both of these

Lorenz identified ______________ characteristics of fixed action patterns.

• A) 8
• B) 6
• C) 3
• D) 5

__________regurgitate blood and donate it to other members of their group who have failed to feed that night, ensuring they do not starve.

• A) Worker bee
• B) Vervet monkeys
• C) Vampire bats
• D) Emperor penguins

Neuronal Plasticity is the capacity of ___________to change with experience.

• A) Endocrine system
• B) Respiratory system
• C) Circulatory system
• D) Nervous system

______________ is a sequence of unlearned, innate behaviour that is unchangeable.

• A) Flexible Action Pattern
• B) Fixed Action Pattern
• C) Fixed Action Potential
• D) Flexible Action Potential

Neurons are permeable to _________ flow.

• A) blood
• B) water
• C) lymph
• D) ion

One obvious benefit for social aggregations is________, both passive and active, from predators?

• A) No benefit at all
• B) Offence
• C) Defense
• D) Migration

Agonistic Behaviors in any social behavior is related to _________.

• A) Fighting
• B) Isolation
• C) Migration
• D) Reproduction