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WorksheetsEthology
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Royal actin is
A pheromone present in human sweat
A female hormone
pheromone present in royal jelly
Secreted by worker honey bees
Fission fusion communities are seen in
Orangutans
Lion tailed Macaques
Squirrel monkey
Bonobos
Rhythms that repeat every24 hours
Circadian Rhythm
Infradian Rhythm
Ultradian Rhythm
Biorhythms
Sleep cycle is
Ultradian rhythm
Infradian rhythm
Circadian rhythm
Brand promotion by Celebrities is an example for
Latent learning
Operant conditioning
classical conditioning
Taste aversion
B.F Skinner designed skinners box to elaborate
Classical conditioning
Latent Learning
Habituation
Operant conditioning
Latent learning is recognisable
Only at the time of exposure to a natural phenomenon
When the meat powder or food is displayed to the dog
The moment we need to display a particular talent we learned
All of the options
The type of learning which is phase sensitive
Sensitization
Imprinitng
Imitation
Insight learning
Filial imprinting is
People imprint on the sexual partners
Applying logic to answer a question
Getting used to negativity
Imprinting on parents by offsprings
Insight learning is not the result of
Abrupt realisation of a problems solution
Trial and error strategy
Completely cognitive response
Culture and traditions develop by
Imitation
Westermarck effect
Filial imprinting
Latent learning
Menstrual cycle is an example of
Circadian rhythm
Infradian rhythm
Ultradian rhythm
Hessis rhythm
Paternal care of offspring is more in which primate society
Solitary system
Fission fusion system
Pair bonded system
Polygamous system
Agnostic behaviours like aggressive and submissive interactions against females are seen in
Fission fusion system
Multi male Multi female
Single male Multi female
Dominant female Multi male
Continental drift theory was proposed by
Arthur Holmes
Marcus Whittaker
Alfred Wegner
Charles Darwin
This diagram indicates
A favourable proof of Continental Drift
Continents have moved and once they were all a single continent
Survival of the fittest
Continuity of glaciers
Which statements related to continental drift theory are are true
Continents have moved across time to their current position
Continents have drifted across the ocean bed
Continents are stationary and have remained in the same place since the origin of earth
Continental drift theory is supported by Plate tectonics
Pheromones
Signal molecules secreted in to the external environment from the body of an organism
Influence the behaviour of other individuals of the same species
Existence of human pheromones are proved without doubt
Ants and Honeybees produce pheromones
