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1
Excretion in many unicellular organisms like Amoeba is done by throwing out their_______________________.
Waste by diffusion from their body surface
Removal of substance and substance present in excess
Removal of substance not required by body
None of these .
2
In Humans the excretory system consists __________________.
Kidneys
Ureters
Urinary bladder.
All of these .
3
In vertebrates the main organs of excretion and maintenance of water balance are the ___________________ .
Kidney
Liver
Heart
4
In higher multicellular organisms the excretory organs could be simple tubular structures called _______________ in flatworms and leech.
Protonephridium
Nephridium
Metanephridium
5
Many unicellular organisms like_______________________ throw out their waste by diffusion from their body surface .
Amoeba
Arthopoda
Paramecium
6
The organ system responsible for the removal of wastes is called _________________ .
Excretory system
Digestive system
Circulatory system
7
Which of the following are correct ?
(a) The process of removal of wastes from the cells of living organisms is called excretion .
(b) The organ system responsible for the removal of wastes is called Respiratory system .
Only (a) is correct .
Only (b) is correct .
Both (a) and (b) is correct .
8
(b) The organ system responsible for the removal of wastes is called excretory system .
9
(b) The organ system responsible for the removal of wastes is called circulatory system .
10
In lower animals like amoeba, excertion is mainly by _____________
imbibition
diffusion
surface tension
osmosis