Option A: Viviparity
Option B: Polyembryony
Option C: Paedogenesis
Option D: Parthenogenesis
Correct Answer: Polyembryony ✔
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Option A: Taxis
Option B: Reflex (involuntary movement)
Option C: Kinesis
Option D: Transverse orientation (Keeping a fix angle on a distance)
Correct Answer: Taxis ✔
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Option A: Subdivision of the ventral nerve cord
Option B: Functional unit of the compound eye
Option C: Mechanoreceptor used for proprioception
Option D: Ventral lobe of the insect’s brain
Correct Answer: Functional unit of the compound eye ✔
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Option A: Rasping
Option B: Siphoning type
Option C: Sponging type
Option D: Piecing sucking type
Correct Answer: Piecing sucking type ✔
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Option A: 0.02 mm
Option B: 0.2 mm
Option C: 0.03 mm
Option D: 0.3 mm
Correct Answer: 0.2 mm ✔
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Option A: Costa
Option B: Collophore
Option C: Embolium
Option D: Ectoparasitoid
Correct Answer: Collophore ✔
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Option A: Amphitoky
Option B: Anholocyclic
Option C: Ambulacrum
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Amphitoky ✔
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Option A: Cenchri
Option B: Annulate
Option C: Apical
Option D: Cauda
Correct Answer: Cauda ✔
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Option A: Chaetotaxy
Option B: Chela
Option C: Chitin
Option D: Both b & c
Correct Answer: Chaetotaxy ✔
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Option A: Sutures
Option B: Somites
Option C: Sclerite
Option D: Acron
Correct Answer: Sutures ✔
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Option A: Males insect only
Option B: Females insect only
Option C: More by females than males
Option D: More by males than females
Correct Answer: More by females than males ✔
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Option A: Dysdercus koenigi
Option B: Bombyx mori
Option C: Both a & b
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Bombyx mori ✔
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Option A: Rice
Option B: Sugarcane
Option C: Wheat
Option D: Cotton
Correct Answer: Sugarcane ✔
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Option A: Chewing
Option B: Siphoning
Option C: Biting
Option D: Sucking
Correct Answer: Sucking ✔
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Option A: Chemical control
Option B: Genetic control
Option C: both A & B
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Genetic control ✔
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Option A: Pest outbreak
Option B: Pest resugrgence
Option C: IPC
Option D: IPM
Correct Answer: IPM ✔
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All the practices used to control the pest population with in certain limit are called__________?
Option A: Chemical control
Option B: Natural control
Option C: Artificial control
Option D: Impossible to control
Correct Answer: Artificial control ✔
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Option A: Key pest
Option B: Secondary pest
Option C: Major pest
Option D: I do not agree with above statement
Correct Answer: Major pest ✔
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Option A: Key pest
Option B: Potential pest
Option C: Occasional pest
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: None of the above ✔
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Option A: Major pest & Minor pest
Option B: Migrant pest & potential pest
Option C: both A & B
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: C. both A & B ✔
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Option A: An ‘upper lip’ (labrum), lower (ventral) surface of which forms the epipharynx
Option B: a tongue-like hypopharynx; the jaws (mandibles)
Option C: The paired maxillae and a ‘lower lip’ (labium).
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: All of these ✔
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Option A: three-layered skin (cuticle)
Option B: Two-layered skin (cuticle)
Option C: Six- layered skin (cuticle)
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: three-layered skin (cuticle) ✔
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Option A: Medium knock down
Option B: Highly knock down
Option C: Low knock down
Option D: None of above
Correct Answer: Medium knock down ✔
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Option A: Dichlorvos
Option B: Malathion
Option C: Carbofuron
Option D: Mancoze
Correct Answer: Malathion ✔
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Option A: Drift
Option B: Swath
Option C: Aerosol
Option D: Toxin
Correct Answer: Swath ✔
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Option A: Persistence
Option B: Aerosol
Option C: Defoliant
Option D: Desiccant
Correct Answer: Persistence ✔
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Option A: LC50
Option B: LD50
Option C: None of the Above
Option D: LD75
Correct Answer: A. LC50 ✔
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Option A: Poison
Option B: Poisonous material
Option C: None of the Above
Option D: Both of them
Correct Answer: Poison ✔
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Option A: Adjuvant
Option B: Adhesive
Option C: Carrier
Option D: Agitation
Correct Answer: Carrier ✔
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Option A: Adjuvant
Option B: Synergism
Option C: Activator
Option D: Agitation
Correct Answer: Adjuvant ✔
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Option A: Chronic poisoning
Option B: Bait
Option C: Defoliant
Option D: Acute poisoning
Correct Answer: Chronic poisoning ✔
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Option A: Bait
Option B: Defoliant
Option C: Chronic poisoning
Option D: Acute poisoning
Correct Answer: Defoliant ✔
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Option A: Vitamin K
Option B: Atropine
Option C: Diazepam
Option D: Earbiturate
Correct Answer: Vitamin K ✔
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Option A: Atropine
Option B: Diazepam
Option C: Earbiturates
Option D: None of the Above
Correct Answer: Atropine ✔
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Option A: Red
Option B: Blue
Option C: Yellow
Option D: Brown
Correct Answer: Blue ✔
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Option A: Formulation
Option B: Dose
Option C: Active ingredient
Option D: Inert ingredient
Correct Answer: Formulation ✔
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Option A: Systemic
Option B: Contact
Option C: Selective
Option D: Protect ant
Correct Answer: Systemic ✔
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Option A: Sterilant
Option B: Protectant
Option C: Systemic
Option D: Contact
Correct Answer: Protectant ✔
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Option A: Goggles, respirator
Option B: Overall,gloves
Option C: Head cores
Option D: All of above
Correct Answer: All of above ✔
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Option A: Additive mixture
Option B: Antagonistic mixture
Option C: Potentiating mixture
Option D: None of the Above
Correct Answer: Antagonistic mixture ✔
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Option A: Fumigant
Option B: Arsenicals pesticide
Option C: Pyrethorid
Option D: carbamate
Correct Answer: Fumigant ✔
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Option A: Carbon, hydrogen
Option B: Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen
Option C: Carbon, nitrogen and sulphur
Option D: Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen
Correct Answer: Carbon, hydrogen ✔
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Option A: calcium cyanide, boric acid
Option B: Chlorine, nitrogen
Option C: Oxygen, sulfur
Option D: Phosphorus, chlorine
Correct Answer: calcium cyanide, boric acid ✔
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Option A: Acaricide
Option B: Nematicide
Option C: Nematicide
Option D: Mollusicide
Correct Answer: Acaricide ✔
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Option A: Ovicide
Option B: Avicide
Option C: Pesticide
Option D: None of these
Correct Answer: Avicide ✔
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Ingredient added in pesticide to enhance and maintain efficacy of active ingredient is__________?
Option A: Dose
Option B: Active ingredient
Option C: Insert ingredient
Option D: Pesticide
Correct Answer: Insert ingredient ✔
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Option A: Aphid
Option B: Jassid
Option C: Sugarcane borer
Option D: Pyrilla
Correct Answer: Aphid ✔
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Option A: Oligophagous parasites
Option B: Polyhagous parasites
Option C: Facultative parasites
Option D: Transitory parasites
Correct Answer: Oligophagous parasites ✔
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Option A: Obligated Parasite
Option B: Facultative Parasite
Option C: Intermitted Parasite
Option D: Transitory Parasite
Correct Answer: Facultative Parasite ✔
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Option A: Permanent Parasite
Option B: Intermitttent Parasite
Option C: transitary Parasite
Option D: Obligate Parasite
Correct Answer: Intermitttent Parasite ✔
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Option A: Dragon flies, Aphid lions,
Option B: Trichograma species
Option C: Lady beetle, flower beetle
Option D: Dragonflies, Aphid lions, Lady bird beetle, flower beetle
Correct Answer: Dragonflies, Aphid lions, Lady bird beetle, flower beetle ✔
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Option A: Monoxenous parasite
Option B: Heteroxenous parasites
Option C: Phytophagous parasites
Option D: Entomophagous parasites
Correct Answer: Heteroxenous parasites ✔
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Option A: Entomophagous parasites
Option B: Zoophagous parasites
Option C: Phytophagous parasites
Option D: non of theses
Correct Answer: Entomophagous parasites ✔
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Option A: Phytophagous parasites
Option B: Zoophagous parasites
Option C: Entomophagous parasites
Option D: None of the Above
Correct Answer: Zoophagous parasites ✔
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Option A: Maryo’s method
Option B: Diagonal method
Option C: Zig zag method
Option D: All the above
Correct Answer: All the above ✔
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Option A: Host
Option B: Prey
Option C: Predator
Option D: Parasite
Correct Answer: Prey ✔
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Option A: Predator
Option B: Parasites
Option C: Prey
Option D: Parasitism
Correct Answer: Parasites ✔
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Option A: Rodenticide
Option B: Pesticide
Option C: Insecticide
Option D: Weedicide
Correct Answer: Rodenticide ✔
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Option A: Regularity method
Option B: Chemical method
Option C: genetic method
Option D: Physical method
Correct Answer: Regularity method ✔
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Use of living organism to bring down the pest population to sub economic level is called__________?
Option A: Biological control
Option B: Cultural control
Option C: Physical control
Option D: Natural control
Correct Answer: Biological control ✔
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Option A: Natural control
Option B: Mechanical control
Option C: Physical control
Option D: Cultural control
Correct Answer: Cultural control ✔
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Option A: Artificial control
Option B: Natural control
Option C: Cultural control
Option D: Physical control
Correct Answer: Natural control ✔
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Option A: Major pest
Option B: Minor pest
Option C: Key pest
Option D: Migrant pest
Correct Answer: Minor pest ✔
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Option A: Key pest
Option B: Secondary pest
Option C: Occasional pest
Option D: Migrant pest
Correct Answer: Key pest ✔
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Option A: Secondary pest
Option B: Key pest
Option C: Occasional pest
Option D: Migrant pest
Correct Answer: Secondary pest ✔
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Option A: Economic injury level
Option B: Economic threshold level
Option C: Economic damage
Option D: None of the Above
Correct Answer: Economic injury level ✔
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Option A: Insect pest
Option B: Pest
Option C: Economic pest
Option D: Sub economic pest
Correct Answer: Economic pest ✔
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Option A: IPM
Option B: IPC
Option C: Pest resurgence
Option D: Pest outbreak
Correct Answer: Pest outbreak ✔
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Option A: Integrated pest management
Option B: Integrated pest control
Option C: Integrated insect pest management
Option D: Pest resource
Correct Answer: Integrated pest control ✔
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Option A: Whales
Option B: Elephants
Option C: Ants
Option D: Beetles
Correct Answer: Ants ✔
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Option A: Tropical region
Option B: Sub tropical
Option C: temperature region
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Tropical region ✔
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A. Cold blooded animals
B. Warm blooded animals
C. Grasshopper
D . None of the above
Correct Answer: Cold blooded animals ✔
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Option A: Fly
Option B: Never flown
Option C: May or may not fly
Option D: non of these
Correct Answer: Never flown ✔
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Option A: Cicadas
Option B: Fireflies
Option C: Locust
Option D: Silver fish
Correct Answer: Cicadas ✔
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Option A: Diploid
Option B: Haploid
Option C: Triploid
Option D: None of above
Correct Answer: Haploid ✔
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Option A: Predators, Pollinators, Parasites, Honey bees
Option B: Silkworm, Pollinators, Predators, Scavenges
Option C: Weed killers, scavengers, predator, pollinator, parasites
Option D: Predators, Pollinators, Lac insects
Correct Answer: Weed killers, scavengers, predator, pollinator, parasites ✔
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Option A: May be a non reproductive male or non reproductive female
Option B: A non reproductive male
Option C: A non reproductive female
Option D: None of above
Correct Answer: May be a non reproductive male or non reproductive female ✔
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Option A: Flies
Option B: Beetles
Option C: Fleas
Option D: Wasps
Correct Answer: Beetles ✔
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Option A: Sericulture
Option B: Apiculture
Option C: Floriculture
Option D: Lac culture
Correct Answer: Apiculture ✔
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Option A: Sericulture
Option B: Apiculture
Option C: Floriculture
Option D: Lac culture
Correct Answer: Sericulture ✔
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Option A: Laceifer lacae
Option B: Bombyx mori
Option C: Apis cerana
Option D: Apis dorsata
Correct Answer: Bombyx mori ✔
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Option A: Alarm pheromone
Option B: Aggregation pheromone
Option C: Sex pheromone
Option D: Trial marking pheromone
Correct Answer: Aggregation pheromone ✔
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Option A: Nuptial flight
Option B: Straight flight
Option C: Tactile flight
Option D: None of above
Correct Answer: Nuptial flight ✔
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Option A: Honey and wax
Option B: Pollen and nectar
Option C: Honey and pollen
Option D: non of these
Correct Answer: Honey and wax ✔
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Option A: Pollen and water
Option B: Pollen, water, nectar
Option C: Pollen and nectar
Option D: Pollen, Water, Nectar
Correct Answer: Pollen and nectar ✔
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Option A: Domestic bees
Option B: Wild bees
Option C: None of the above
Option D: Wild bees
Correct Answer: Wild bees ✔
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Option A: Gregarious insects
Option B: Social insects
Option C: Solitary insects
Option D: Household insects
Correct Answer: Gregarious insects ✔
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Option A: Black ants
Option B: Termites
Option C: Honeybees
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Honeybees ✔
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Option A: Chemical which prevent feeding
Option B: Prevent ovipositon of an insect
Option C: Prevent feeding and oviposition of an insect
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Prevent feeding and oviposition of an insect ✔
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Option A: Cross resistance
Option B: Specific resistance
Option C: General resistance
Option D: Horizantal resistance
Correct Answer: Cross resistance ✔
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Option A: Cross resistance
Option B: Specific resistance
Option C: General resistance
Option D: Vertical resistance
Correct Answer: General resistance ✔
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Option A: Cross resistance
Option B: Specific resistance
Option C: General resistance
Option D: Vertical resistance
Correct Answer: General resistance ✔
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Option A: Horizontal resistance
Option B: Vertical resistance
Option C: Specific resistance
Option D: Cross resistance
Correct Answer: Vertical resistance ✔
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Option A: Tolerance
Option B: Pest avoidance
Option C: Plant resistance
Option D: Resistance
Correct Answer: Tolerance ✔
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Option A: Termites
Option B: Ants bees
Option C: Butterflies
Option D: Termites, Ants< bees
Correct Answer: Termites ✔
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Option A: Primers
Option B: Releasers
Option C: Semio chemicals
Option D: Allelo chemicals
Correct Answer: Primers ✔
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Option A: Hormone
Option B: Pheromone
Option C: Juvinile Hormone
Option D: Ecdysone
Correct Answer: Pheromone ✔
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Option A: Chemokinesis
Option B: Hydrokinesis
Option C: Stereokinesis
Option D: Klinokinesis
Correct Answer: Chemokinesis ✔
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Option A: Johnston’s organ
Option B: Tympanal organ
Option C: Chorodotonal organ
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Tympanal organ ✔
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Option A: Paedogenesis
Option B: Polyembryony
Option C: Viviparity
Option D: Polyembrony
Correct Answer: Paedogenesis ✔
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