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A pair of antennae arise from

A. Membranous sockets B. Ocellus C. Compound eye D. Maxilla

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NCERT page number-112; para-1

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Which one is odd with respect to cockroach

A. Chewing and biting type mouth parts B. Flexible neck C. Sensory receptors in antennae D. Head is formed by fusion of 8 segments

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NCERT page number-112; para-1

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Which of the following is not suitable for hypopharynx?

A. A median lobe B. Flexible C. Acting a tongue D. Formed by one of the segments of head

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NCERT page number-112; para-1

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The head is connected with thorax-

A. By a long extension of prothorax B. By a short extension of prothorax C. By a short extension of neck D. By a long extension of neck

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NCERT page number-112; para-1

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Tegmina are not-

A. Mesothoracic B. Forewings C. Cover hindwings at flight D. First pair of wings

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NCERT page number-112; para-1

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Tegmina are……… while hind wings are…………

A. Opaque dark and leathery; transparent and membranous B. Transparent and membranous; Opaque and dark leathery C. Translucent dark and membranous; transparent and leathery D. Opaque and membranous; transparent and leathery

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NCERT page number-112; para-1

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The female cockroaches have

A. 7th, 8th and 9th sternites as genital pouch B. Female gonopore, spermathecal pores and collateral glands at the ventral part of genital pouch C. 10 abdominal segments unlike males D. anal styles as well

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Explanation

NCERT page number-112; para-2

Genital pouch can be divided into two parts smaller anterior part containing female gonopore and pores of spermatheca and collaterial glands is termed genital Atrium. while its larger posterior part in which oothecs is form is called vestibulum or oothecal chamber.

Abdomen in both males and females consist of 10 segments.

Anal styles found in males only.

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Male genital pouch

A. Lies at the hind end of the abdomen B. 9th and 10th terga and 9th sterna C. Ventral anus, ventral male genital pore and gonapophysis D. More than one option is correct

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NCERT page number-112; para-2

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Anal cerci is present in (Cockroach)

A. Males B. Females C. Hermaphrodites D. a and b both

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NCERT page number-112; para-2

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Find the incorrect match.

A. Junction of midgut and hindgut- Malpighian tubules B. Gizzard- Chitinous plates C. Crop- chemical digestion of food D. Gastric Caeca- digestive juice

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Explanation

NCERT page number-113; Anatomy; para-1

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