entomology MCQs – Page 13

Practise focused entomology questions with marked answers for exam preparation and subject revision.

entomology Mcqs
241. Those insects which lives in groups, clones or tribes form are called__________________?
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A. Household insects

B. Gregarious insects

C. Social insects

D. Solitary insects

243. All the practices used to control the pest population with in certain limit are called_________________?
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A. Artificial control

B. Chemical control

C. Cultural control

D. Natural control

244. Jassid, Aphid and bugs have________________?
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A. Piecing sucking type

B. Siphoning type

C. Rasping

D. Sponging type

245. Hymenoptera are almost_______ long.
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A. 0.03 mm

B. 0.3 mm

C. 0.02 mm

D. 0.2 mm
248. What is function of deterrent__________________?
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A. Chemical which prevent feeding

B. None of the above

C. Prevent feeding and oviposition of an insect

D. Prevent ovipositon of an insect

249. What is the family of mosquito________________?
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A. Tineidae

B. Pyralidae

C. Bombicidae

D. Culicidae
251. Cotesia flavipers is endo larval parasite of_________________?
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A. Sugarcane black borer

B. Sugarcane stem borer

C. Sugarcane root borer

D. Sugarcane top borer

253. Example of inorganic pesticides are__________________?
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A. calcium cyanide, boric acid

B. Oxygen, sulfur

C. Phosphorus, chlorine

D. Chlorine, nitrogen

254. Cotton bollworms, sugarcane borers are_________________?
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A. Major pest

B. Minor pest

C. Key pest

D. Secondary pest

255. The parasites which requires several or different hosts for its complete development is called ?
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A. Heteroxenous parasites

B. Monoxenous parasite

C. Phytophagous parasites

D. Entomophagous parasites

257. The parasite which are capable of developing upon a few closely related host species is called_______________?
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A. Polyhagous parasites

B. Oligophagous parasites

C. Facultative parasites

D. Transitory parasites