Enopla MCQs

  • What are Enopla commonly referred to as?
    • A) Ribbon worms
    • B) Roundworms
    • C) Flatworms
    • D) Segmented worms
      Answer: B) Roundworms
  • Which of the following is a characteristic feature of Enopla?
    • A) Presence of a rigid exoskeleton
    • B) Well-developed proboscis
    • C) Absence of a digestive tract
    • D) Segmented body
      Answer: B) Well-developed proboscis
  • What type of body symmetry do Enopla exhibit?
    • A) Bilateral symmetry
    • B) Radial symmetry
    • C) Asymmetry
    • D) Trilateral symmetry
      Answer: A) Bilateral symmetry
  • Enopla are primarily found in which type of environment?
    • A) Terrestrial
    • B) Freshwater
    • C) Marine
    • D) All of the above
      Answer: C) Marine
  • Which of the following is a known genus of Enopla?
    • A) Lineus
    • B) Plectus
    • C) Chaetopterus
    • D) Nereis
      Answer: B) Plectus
  • The primary feeding method of Enopla is:
    • A) Filter feeding
    • B) Predation
    • C) Parasitism
    • D) Scavenging
      Answer: B) Predation
  • Enopla typically have a body covering made of:
    • A) Chitin
    • B) Collagen
    • C) Cuticle
    • D) Scales
      Answer: C) Cuticle
  • The reproductive strategy of Enopla includes:
    • A) Asexual reproduction
    • B) Sexual reproduction
    • C) Budding
    • D) Fragmentation
      Answer: B) Sexual reproduction
  • Enopla have a digestive system that is:
    • A) Complete with mouth and anus
    • B) Incomplete with only a mouth
    • C) Absent
    • D) Simplified
      Answer: A) Complete with mouth and anus
  • What is the function of the cuticle in Enopla?
    • A) Protection
    • B) Locomotion
    • C) Respiration
    • D) Digestion
      Answer: A) Protection
  • Which type of circulatory system is found in Enopla?
    • A) Open circulatory system
    • B) Closed circulatory system
    • C) No circulatory system
    • D) Simple circulatory system
      Answer: C) No circulatory system
  • The nervous system of Enopla is characterized by:
    • A) A centralized brain
    • B) A nerve net
    • C) A simple ganglion
    • D) Absent
      Answer: C) A simple ganglion
  • Which of the following ecological roles do Enopla play?
    • A) Primary producers
    • B) Decomposers
    • C) Predators
    • D) All of the above
      Answer: C) Predators
  • Enopla can be distinguished from Anopla by the presence of:
    • A) Segmentation
    • B) A proboscis
    • C) A reduced body size
    • D) A simple body structure
      Answer: B) A proboscis
  • What is the primary method of locomotion in Enopla?
    • A) Ciliary movement
    • B) Muscular contractions
    • C) Jet propulsion
    • D) Floating
      Answer: B) Muscular contractions
  • Which of the following is a common habitat for Enopla?
    • A) Deep-sea environments
    • B) Coastal waters
    • C) Both A and B
    • D) Only freshwater lakes
      Answer: C) Both A and B
  • Which structure assists Enopla in capturing prey?
    • A) Tentacles
    • B) Proboscis
    • C) Gills
    • D) Setae
      Answer: B) Proboscis
  • Enopla exhibit which type of developmental strategy?
    • A) Direct development
    • B) Indirect development
    • C) Both A and B
    • D) Asexual development
      Answer: B) Indirect development
  • The body plan of Enopla typically includes:
    • A) A distinct head region
    • B) A segmented body
    • C) A flattened structure
    • D) A coiled form
      Answer: A) A distinct head region
  • Which of the following structures in Enopla is used for sensory perception?
    • A) Eyespots
    • B) Antennae
    • C) Setae
    • D) Tentacles
      Answer: A) Eyespots
  • Enopla can reproduce via:
    • A) External fertilization
    • B) Internal fertilization
    • C) Both A and B
    • D) Budding
      Answer: C) Both A and B
  • What type of body cavity is present in Enopla?
    • A) Coelomate
    • B) Acoelomate
    • C) Pseudocoelomate
    • D) Hemocoel
      Answer: B) Acoelomate
  • Which of the following feeding strategies do Enopla primarily exhibit?
    • A) Herbivorous
    • B) Carnivorous
    • C) Filter-feeding
    • D) Detritivorous
      Answer: B) Carnivorous
  • Enopla are known for their ability to:
    • A) Bioluminescence
    • B) Regenerate lost body parts
    • C) Produce venom
    • D) Change color
      Answer: B) Regenerate lost body parts.
  • What is the main ecological significance of Enopla?
    • A) They are primary producers.
    • B) They serve as prey for other organisms.
    • C) They are indicators of environmental health.
    • D) All of the above.
      Answer: B) They serve as prey for other organisms.
  • The digestive system of Enopla typically includes:
    • A) Simple and sac-like
    • B) Complete and linear
    • C) Absent
    • D) Only a mouth
      Answer: B) Complete and linear.
  • What type of reproductive strategy is common among Enopla?
    • A) Oviparous
    • B) Viviparous
    • C) Ovoviviparous
    • D) All of the above
      Answer: A) Oviparous.
  • Which of the following describes the cuticle of Enopla?
    • A) Thick and hard
    • B) Thin and flexible
    • C) Rigid and inflexible
    • D) Non-existent
      Answer: B) Thin and flexible.
  • Enopla are often studied for their:
    • A) Ecological importance
    • B) Economic value
    • C) Genetic makeup
    • D) All of the above
      Answer: A) Ecological importance.
  • What is a unique characteristic of Enopla compared to other nematodes?
    • A) Their segmented body
    • B) Their complex nervous system
    • C) Their distinct head with sensory structures
    • D) Their lack of reproductive organs
      Answer: C) Their distinct head with sensory structures.

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