Class 11 Biology MCQs | Chapter 20: Locomotion And Movement – Part 4
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Class 11 Biology MCQs | Chapter 20: Locomotion and Movement – Part 4

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311. A student examines a joint model in which one articular surface only slides over another without producing wide angular motion or axis-based turning. Which joint type does this model represent?
ⓐ. Gliding joint
ⓑ. Pivot joint
ⓒ. Ball and socket joint
ⓓ. Hinge joint
312. Assertion: A hinge joint and a pivot joint should not be treated as the same type of movement system. Reason: A hinge joint mainly allows movement in one plane, whereas a pivot joint mainly allows rotation around an axis.
ⓐ. Both Assertion and Reason are true, and the Reason correctly explains the Assertion
ⓑ. Both Assertion and Reason are true, but the Reason does not explain the Assertion
ⓒ. Assertion is true, but Reason is false
ⓓ. Assertion is false, but Reason is true
313. A student says, “Because a pivot joint can turn, it must be the most freely movable joint of all.” What is the best correction?
ⓐ. The statement is correct because rotation is the widest possible movement pattern
ⓑ. The statement is incorrect because gliding joints are the only freely movable synovial joints
ⓒ. The statement is incorrect because ball and socket joints allow broader multidirectional movement than pivot joints
ⓓ. The statement is correct because hinge joints and ball and socket joints are both less mobile than pivot joints
314. Which of the following does not describe a ball and socket joint based on movement pattern?
ⓐ. A joint allowing broad movement in many directions
ⓑ. A joint specialized mainly for one-plane bending
ⓒ. A joint showing multidirectional mobility
ⓓ. A joint with the widest range among the four types studied
315. Four synovial joints are labeled $P$, $Q$, $R$, and $S$. Joint $P$ mainly slides, joint $Q$ mainly bends in one plane, joint $R$ mainly rotates around an axis, and joint $S$ moves in many directions. Which matching is correct?
ⓐ. $P$—hinge, $Q$—pivot, $R$—gliding, $S$—ball and socket
ⓑ. $P$—gliding, $Q$—hinge, $R$—pivot, $S$—ball and socket
ⓒ. $P$—pivot, $Q$—ball and socket, $R$—hinge, $S$—gliding
ⓓ. $P$—ball and socket, $Q$—gliding, $R$—hinge, $S$—pivot
316. Which synovial joint type is present between the carpal and metacarpal of the thumb?
ⓐ. Hinge joint
ⓑ. Saddle joint
ⓒ. Pivot joint
ⓓ. Gliding joint
317. A condyloid joint is best described as a joint that:
ⓐ. allows movement in two planes without free axial rotation
ⓑ. permits only sliding between flat surfaces
ⓒ. remains nearly immovable like a fibrous joint
ⓓ. allows unrestricted movement in all possible directions
318. Which of the following is the best example of a condyloid joint?
ⓐ. Joint between a metacarpal and a phalanx
ⓑ. Joint between the carpal and metacarpal of the thumb
ⓒ. Joint between atlas and axis
ⓓ. Joint between humerus and ulna
319. Which statement best distinguishes a saddle joint from a ball and socket joint?
ⓐ. A saddle joint is immovable, while a ball and socket joint is slightly movable
ⓑ. A saddle joint permits only gliding, while a ball and socket joint permits only bending
ⓒ. A saddle joint is more restricted, while a ball and socket joint allows wider multidirectional movement
ⓓ. A saddle joint and a ball and socket joint permit exactly the same range of movement
320. Bending a limb at a joint so that the angle between the bones decreases is called:
ⓐ. extension
ⓑ. flexion
ⓒ. rotation
ⓓ. abduction
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