Applied Entomology and Pest Management (ZOO506)

1. Sucking insects are the agents of ________ transmission.

   1. mechanical
   2. physical
   3. biological
   4. mechanical and physical

2. In the ________, threads attach the hinder end of the body from a supporting loop around its middle.

   1. Beetle
   2. Flies
   3. Butterflies
   4. Grasshopper

3. Adult insects have ________ to ________ segments.

   1. 3 to 11
   2. 3 to 15
   3. 15-7
   4. 15-9

4. Mango sudden death disease is caused by ________.

   1. Fastidious bud mite
   2. Bark beetle
   3. Small brown plant hopper
   4. Leaf hopper

5. The number of ocelli in insects is ________.

   1. 1-3
   2. 1-4
   3. 1-5
   4. 1-6

6. ________ Transmission is mostly caused insects that have sucking mouthparts.

   1. Chemical
   2. Physical
   3. Biological
   4. Mechanical

7. In insects Antenna are present in ________ region.

   1. Abdomen
   2. Thorax
   3. Head
   4. None of the given

8. Insects have ________ types of eye.

   1. Two
   2. Three
   3. Four
   4. None of the given

9. Larvae of butterflies and moths are commonly called

   1. Caterpillars
   2. Maggots
   3. Grubs
   4. Borers

10. In ________, insect hatches from the egg practically in an adult condition.

    1. Hemimetabola
    2. Ametabola
    3. Holometabola
    4. All of the given

11. When the insect escapes from the cocoon skin it is now called a ________.

    1. Larvae
    2. Pupa
    3. Instars
    4. Nymph

12. Insects act as vector to carry which of the following organisms?

    1. Filterable viruses
    2. Fungi
    3. Bacteria
    4. All of the given

13. Larvae of beetles are usually called

    1. Caterpillars
    2. Maggots
    3. Grubs
    4. Borers

14. The ________ are slight grooves or scratches on the surface forming the movable joints.

    1. in folding
    2. sutures
    3. places
    4. joints

15. A pair of jaws present behind the labrum is called ________.

    1. Maxilla
    2. Maxillary palpus
    3. Mandible
    4. None of the given

16. The compound eyes are also called ________ eyes.

    1. Simple
    2. Camera
    3. Faceted
    4. Ocelli

17. A larva transforming in tunnels in wood forms a ________.

    1. Earthen chamber
    2. Cell
    3. Partial cocoon
    4. None of the given

18. In insects Cuticle is present outside the ________.

    1. Epidermis
    2. Hypodermis
    3. Dermis
    4. Endodermis

19. In case of ________ transmission the pathogen is simply carried externally or internally by the insect

    1. Chemical
    2. Physical
    3. Biological
    4. None of the given

20. The sclerites on the back of each segment are usually together and termed as ________.

    1. Tergum
    2. Pleuron
    3. Sternum
    4. None of the given

21. Near the base of the labium on its inner side there is a tongue like structure covered by bristles or hairs called ________.

    1. Maxillary palpus
    2. Maxilla
    3. Hypopharynx
    4. Epipharynx

22. Which of the following insect has Opithognathous head?

    1. Locust
    2. Weevil
    3. Aphids
    4. None of the given

23. Tiny antenna-like structure consisting of one to six segments and attached to the maxilla is called ________.

    1. Maxilla
    2. Maxillary palpus
    3. Labium
    4. Labrum

24. The size of ocelli is equal to the one facet of ________ eye.

    1. Simple eye
    2. Compound eye
    3. Camera eye
    4. Ocelli

25. There are ________ segments in the abdomen of the adult insect.

    1. 1-11
    2. 3-11
    3. 3-15
    4. 7-15

26. Behind each mandible at the side of the mouth is the ________.

    1. Maxilla
    2. Mazillary
    3. Labrum
    4. None of the given

27. Amoebic dysentery is caused by the vector ________.

    1. Anopheles mosquito
    2. Tsetse fly
    3. Aedes mosquito
    4. House fly

28. The sutures and the joint lines divide the cuticula into areas called plates or ________.

    1. Segments
    2. Hypodermis
    3. Sclerites
    4. None of the given

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