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01Biology

NEET Biology Animal Kingdom Q1: The term 'tissue level organisation' is best associated with which idea?

Abody parts arranged around a central axis

Barrangement seen in cnidarians and ctenophores

Cbody divided into similar left and right halves

Dbody cavity lined by mesoderm

02Biology

NEET Biology Animal Kingdom Q2: Which term matches the description: arrangement seen in cnidarians and ctenophores?

Aradial symmetry

Bbilateral symmetry

Ctissue level organisation

Dcoelom

03Biology

NEET Biology Animal Kingdom Q3: Which statement about 'tissue level organisation' is correct?

A'tissue level organisation' directly converts DNA into glucose in mitochondria.

B'tissue level organisation' is always absent from living cells.

C'tissue level organisation' is a question-image label and cannot be understood without a diagram.

D'tissue level organisation' is linked with arrangement seen in cnidarians and ctenophores.

04Biology

NEET Biology Animal Kingdom Q4: In this topic, why is 'tissue level organisation' important?

AIt helps explain arrangement seen in cnidarians and ctenophores.

BIt is used as a year-based current-affairs fact.

CIt is unrelated to Botany, Zoology, cell biology, genetics or ecology.

DIt is only a mathematical constant with no biological role.

05Biology

NEET Biology Animal Kingdom Q5: Which pairing is correctly matched?

Atissue level organisation — body parts arranged around a central axis

Btissue level organisation — arrangement seen in cnidarians and ctenophores

Cradial symmetry — arrangement seen in cnidarians and ctenophores

Dtissue level organisation — a process in which DNA is directly converted into glucose

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