Movement in Living Organisms

What is the primary function of movement in living organisms?

• Nutrition

• Respiration

• Excretion

• Changing location

Which of the following structures is used by Amoeba for movement?

• Flagellum

• Cilia

• Pseudopods

• Tentacles

How do Euglena typically move?

• By pseudopods

• By cilia

• By flagellum

• By fins

What role does the musculoskeletal system play in humans?

• Nutrition

• Movement

• Excretion

• Respiration

Which of the following is an example of plant movement?

• Walking

• Flower opening during the day

• Running

• Flying

In unicellular eukaryotes, what is a common means of movement?

• Wings

• Pseudopods

• Roots

• Fins

How do Paramecium move?

• By flagellum

• By pseudopods

• By cilia

• By fins

What is unique about the movement of the Mimosa plant?

• It moves towards light

• It folds leaves upon touch

• It changes color

• It dances

Which organism uses flagellum for movement?

• Amoeba

• Euglena

• Paramecium

• Mimosa

Which characteristic is shared by both prokaryotes and eukaryotes?

• Having a nucleus

• Photosynthesis

• Movement

• Having chloroplasts