Phylum Nematomorpha MCQs

  • Nematomorpha is commonly known as what type of organism?
    • A) Flatworms
    • B) Horsehair worms
    • C) Roundworms
    • D) Segmented worms
      Answer: B) Horsehair worms
  • What type of body symmetry do nematomorphs exhibit?
    • A) Bilateral symmetry
    • B) Radial symmetry
    • C) Asymmetry
    • D) None of the above
      Answer: A) Bilateral symmetry
  • Nematomorphs primarily inhabit which type of environment?
    • A) Terrestrial
    • B) Aquatic
    • C) Parasitic in hosts
    • D) All of the above
      Answer: D) All of the above
  • Which life stage is typically free-living in nematomorphs?
    • A) Egg
    • B) Larval
    • C) Adult
    • D) Juvenile
      Answer: C) Adult
  • Nematomorphs are known to have a body that is:
    • A) Segmented
    • B) Smooth and cylindrical
    • C) Flat and leaf-like
    • D) Jointed
      Answer: B) Smooth and cylindrical
  • The larval stage of nematomorphs typically parasitizes which type of organism?
    • A) Insects
    • B) Fish
    • C) Mammals
    • D) Birds
      Answer: A) Insects
  • Which of the following is a characteristic feature of nematomorphs?
    • A) True coelom
    • B) Pseudocoelom
    • C) Lack of body segmentation
    • D) Presence of setae
      Answer: C) Lack of body segmentation
  • Nematomorphs are primarily known for their role as:
    • A) Decomposers
    • B) Predators
    • C) Parasites
    • D) Primary producers
      Answer: C) Parasites
  • What is the primary mode of reproduction in nematomorphs?
    • A) Asexual reproduction
    • B) Sexual reproduction
    • C) Budding
    • D) Fragmentation
      Answer: B) Sexual reproduction
  • Which of the following structures is absent in nematomorphs?
    • A) Digestive system
    • B) Nervous system
    • C) Circulatory system
    • D) Excretory system
      Answer: A) Digestive system
  • Adult nematomorphs typically feed on:
    • A) Algae
    • B) Detritus
    • C) Small aquatic animals
    • D) They do not feed
      Answer: D) They do not feed
  • Nematomorphs are part of which phylum?
    • A) Nematoda
    • B) Annelida
    • C) Nematomorpha
    • D) Platyhelminthes
      Answer: C) Nematomorpha
  • The body of a nematomorph is covered by:
    • A) A chitinous cuticle
    • B) A soft epidermis
    • C) Scales
    • D) A hard shell
      Answer: A) A chitinous cuticle
  • Which of the following is a common host for nematomorph larvae?
    • A) Earthworms
    • B) Beetles
    • C) Snails
    • D) Spiders
      Answer: B) Beetles
  • Nematomorphs typically reproduce in:
    • A) Freshwater
    • B) Saltwater
    • C) Terrestrial environments
    • D) All of the above
      Answer: D) All of the above
  • What is the main ecological role of adult nematomorphs?
    • A) Parasites of other animals
    • B) Contributing to nutrient cycling
    • C) Prey for other animals
    • D) All of the above
      Answer: D) All of the above
  • Which of the following nematomorphs is known to cause behavioral changes in their hosts?
    • A) Gordius species
    • B) Ascaris species
    • C) Trichinella species
    • D) Enterobius species
      Answer: A) Gordius species
  • The larval stage of nematomorphs is known to:
    • A) Live independently
    • B) Inhabit the host’s body
    • C) Feed on the host’s blood
    • D) Have a complete digestive system
      Answer: B) Inhabit the host’s body
  • The term “gordian worm” refers specifically to:
    • A) Annelids
    • B) Nematodes
    • C) Nematomorphs
    • D) Cnidarians
      Answer: C) Nematomorphs
  • In which year was the phylum Nematomorpha established?
    • A) 1758
    • B) 1817
    • C) 1848
    • D) 1902
      Answer: C) 1848
  • Nematomorphs typically undergo which type of development?
    • A) Direct development
    • B) Indirect development
    • C) Metamorphosis
    • D) Parasitic development
      Answer: B) Indirect development
  • The primary form of locomotion in nematomorphs is:
    • A) Swimming
    • B) Crawling
    • C) Floating
    • D) Burrowing
      Answer: A) Swimming
  • What happens to nematomorphs when they mature in their host?
    • A) They become dormant
    • B) They grow and exit the host
    • C) They die within the host
    • D) They change hosts
      Answer: B) They grow and exit the host
  • What is a unique reproductive feature of nematomorphs?
    • A) They are hermaphrodites
    • B) They can reproduce asexually
    • C) They have multiple mating strategies
    • D) They do not reproduce
      Answer: A) They are hermaphrodites
  • Which of the following statements about nematomorphs is true?
    • A) They have a closed circulatory system.
    • B) They are exclusively marine organisms.
    • C) They are not true parasites.
    • D) They possess a complex nervous system.
      Answer: C) They are not true parasites.
  • The body length of nematomorphs can reach up to:
    • A) 1 cm
    • B) 10 cm
    • C) 50 cm
    • D) 1 meter
      Answer: D) 1 meter
  • Which structure do nematomorphs use for locomotion?
    • A) Setae
    • B) Cilia
    • C) Muscles
    • D) Tentacles
      Answer: C) Muscles
  • What is the primary diet of nematomorph larvae?
    • A) Plant matter
    • B) Blood of the host
    • C) Detritus
    • D) Other small invertebrates
      Answer: B) Blood of the host
  • In adult nematomorphs, the reproductive organs are located:
    • A) Anteriorly
    • B) Posteriorly
    • C) Along the sides
    • D) Distributed evenly throughout the body
      Answer: B) Posteriorly
  • The classification of nematomorphs places them in which kingdom?
    • A) Plantae
    • B) Fungi
    • C) Animalia
    • D) Protista
      Answer: C) Animalia

 

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