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Biology 12 Chapter 19 Behaviour - 38
1.
What happens to drone that do not mate?
a) Workers throw them out of the hive
b) All of these
c) Workers pinch them
d) Workers sting them
2.
When do workers throw out the drones that do not mate?
a) During the summer
b) As the winter approaches
c) During the spring
d) During the winter end
3.
With which chemical, the queen controls the bees?
a) Agglutinins
b) Aplysia
c) Thyroxin
d) Pheromone
4.
Pheromone renders.......bees sterile?
a) Worker
b) None
c) Drone
d) Queen
5.
How many queen cells are made by worker?
a) Three dozen
b) Half a dozen
c) Two dozen
d) No cell
6.
What is the feature that makes Aplysia so attractive for neurobiologists?
a) Mucus
b) Small brain cells
c) Nothing
d) Large brain cells
7.
Cell body of one neuron measure up to.................in diameter?
a) 1m
b) 1 mm
c) 1cm
d) 1km
8.
What is the feature that makes Aplysia so attractive for neurobiologists?
a) Mucus
b) Large neuron
c) Nothing
d) Small neuron
9.
The responses of an organism to signals from its environment are it’s...................?
a) Releaser
b) Motor programs
c) Behaviour
d) Culture
10.
A form of learning in which a young animal forms a strong attachment to a moving object within a few hours of birth is..........?
a) Classical conditioning
b) Habituation
c) Imprinting
d) Insight learning
11.
In an insect society, such as honey bee society........?
a) Reproduction is altered seasonally among adults
b) All adult members have the opportunity to reproduce
c) All adult members share labour equally
d) The division of labour is based on biologically determined castes
12.
Working out a mathematics problem is an example of.................?
a) An involuntary act
b) Reflex
c) An instinct
d) Insight learning
13.
An animal learns to ignore a repeated, irrelevant stimulus. This behaviour is..........?
a) Habituation
b) Insight learning
c) Classical conditioning
d) Imprinting
14.
The benefits of territoriality include................?
a) Pair bonding
b) Increased reproductive success
c) Monogamy
d) Rights to defend a home range
15.
The round dance of the bee..........?
a) Results in bees flying long distances in all directions
b) Indicates that food is distant from the hive
c) Indicates that food is close to the hive
d) Communicates direction
16.
When Drosophila were exposed to a particular odour and electric shock at the same time, they started to avoid the odour. This is an example of?
a) Imprinting
b) Reasoning
c) Classical conditioning
d) Habituation
17.
What is Aplysia californica?
a) A fish
b) A marine snail
c) A monkey specie
d) A frog specie
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