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Objective or MCQ questions in Fisheries, Aquaculture for icar examinations

Objective Questions in Fisheries and Aquaculture
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Objective Questions in Fisheries and Aquaculture

MCQ on Aquatic Health and Management

Objective Questions in Fisheries Science

  • 1. Fish lice is known as
    • a. Ichthyophthrius
    • b. Lernaea
    • c. Ergasilus
    • d. Argulus
  • 2. The causative organism for Bacterial Kidney Disease is
    • a. Aeromonas
    • b. Renibacterium
    • c. Mycobacterium
    • d. Edwardsiella
  • 3. Which one is a protozoan disease.
    • a. Salmonellosis
    • b. Costiasis
    • c. Tuberoculosis
    • d. Saprolegniosis
  • 4. Common disinfectant containing iodine is
    • a. Iodex
    • b. Iridophore
    • c. Iodophore
    • d. Acriflavin
  • 5. Which group has a direct life cycle without involvement of intermediary hosts.
    • a. Crustaceans
    • b. Digeneans
    • c. Monogeneans
    • d. Protozoans
  • 6. Fish immunoglobulin belongs to which class.
    • a. IgA
    • b. IgG
    • c. IgD
    • d. IgM
  • 7. Yeast glucan is used as
    • a. Antibiotic
    • b. Probiotic
    • c. Bioremediator
    • d. Immunostimulant
  • 8. Formalin is used as a chemotherapeutic through which method of treatment.
    • a. Oral
    • b. Injection
    • c. Immersion
    • d. Spray
  • 9. Which causes cotton wool disease in fish.
    • a. Ichthyobodo
    • b. Aspergillus
    • c. Saprolegnia
    • d. Aphanomyces
  • 10. Enteric Red Mouth disease is caused by
    • a. Yersenia
    • b. Yellow Head Virus
    • c. Renibacterium
    • d. Aeromonas
  • 11. Best growth performance in fishes is observed at what ppm of DO2 in pond water.
    • a. 4.0
    • b. 4.5
    • c. 5.0
    • d. 5.5
  • 12. Dropsy can be treated with
    • a. Formalin
    • b. Aeration
    • c. Lime
    • d. Chloramphenicol
  • 13. Luminiscent Vibrios are associated with diseases in
    • a. Crabs
    • b. Carps
    • c. Catfishes
    • d. Shrimps
  • 14. Haemolymph is found in
    • a. Labeo rohita
    • b. Clarias batrachus
    • c. Penaeus indicus
    • d. Tilapia mosambica
  • 15. Which one is known as blood fluke.
    • a. Dactylogyrus
    • b. Gyrodactylus
    • c. Diplostomum
    • d. Sanguinicola
  • 16. E.U.S. is caused by
    • a. Aeromonas
    • b. Rhabdovirus
    • c. Aphanomyces
    • d. Saprolegnia
  • 17. SEMBV is associated with
    • a. Crabs
    • b. Carps
    • c. Catfishes
    • d. Shrimps
  • 18. Myolema cells are prerequisite in which technique.
    • a. PCR
    • b. Monoclonal antibody
    • c. Immunofluorescence
    • d. Cell culture
  • 19. Poly acrylamide gel electrophoresis is used to detect
    • a. Carbohydrate
    • b. Protein
    • c. DNA
    • d. RNA
  • 20. Which one is used as fish anaesthetics.
    • a. Tri-sodium citrate
    • b. Benzocaine
    • c. Tricaine
    • d. All of these
  • 21. Which one has a life cycle with no involvement of intermediate host.
    • a. Monogeneans
    • b. Digeneans
    • c. Cestodes
    • d. Crustaceans
  • 22. The reaction of tissues to injury characterized clinically by swelling and redness is called as
    • a. Infection
    • b. Inflammation
    • c. Incubation
    • d. Inoculation
  • 23. Disease/Infection naturally transmitted between a vertebrate animal and human is called as
    • a. Transgenic
    • b. Transboundary
    • c. Zoonotic
    • d. Traumatic
  • 24. Which larval stage of digeneans cause extensive losses and mortality in fishes.
    • a. Cercaria
    • b. Metacercaria
    • c. Miracidium
    • d. Oncomiracidium
  • 25. Renibacterium salmoninarum is the causative agent of
    • a. EUS
    • b. ERM
    • c. BKD
    • d. IHHNV
  • 26. Argulus foliaceus belongs to sub-class
    • a. Copepoda
    • b. Branchiura
    • c. Isopoda
    • d. Gastropoda
  • 27. Gas bubble disease occur due to super saturation of
    • a. Ammonia
    • b. Carbon dioxide
    • c. Oxygen
    • d. Hydrogen sulphide
  • 28. Which one is the possible causative agent of EUS.
    • a. Aphanomyces sp.
    • b. Saprolegnia sp.
    • c. Aeromonas sp.
    • d. Vibrio sp.
  • 29. More number of fishes can be vaccinated by which method
    • a. Immersion
    • b. Injection
    • c. Oral
    • d. Bath
  • 30. Which cells are called phagocytic cells in fish.
    • a. Epithelial cells
    • b. Red blood cells
    • c. Lymphocyte cells
    • d. Macrophage cells
  • 31. Skin fluke in teleost is
    • a. Dactylogyrus sp.
    • b. Gyrodactylus sp.
    • c. Diplostomum sp.
    • d. Ligula sp.
  • 32. What is used to correct water during EUS outbreak.
    • a. Formalin
    • b. KMnO4
    • c. Butox
    • d. CIFAX
  • 33. White tail disease is a what type of disease of prawn.
    • a. Bacterial
    • b. Viral
    • c. Fungal
    • d. Parasitic
  • 34. Which one is an endoparasite in fish.
    • a. Ichthyophthrius
    • b. Ichthyobodo
    • c. Sangunicola
    • d. Argulus
  • 35. The common fungus that affects the fish eggs is
    • a. Aspergillus
    • b. Aphanomyces
    • c. Fusarium
    • d. Saprolegnia
  • 36. Which one is an excellent virucidal agent used to disinfect hatchery equipments.
    • a. Chlorine
    • b. U-V rays
    • c. Ozone
    • d. Iodofor
  • 37. Channel catfish viral disease causes most severe loss when water temperature reaches
    • a. 5°C
    • b. 10°C
    • c. 15°C
    • d. 20°C
  • 38. Which one is caused by Branchiomyces sangunis.
    • a. Ulcerative disease
    • b. Whirling disease
    • c. Gill rot
    • d. Columnaris
  • 39. The main route of entry of vaccine by immersion vaccination is through
    • a. Mouth
    • b. Skin
    • c. Lateral line
    • d. Gill
  • 40. Large scale outbreaks of communicable diseases occurring over a large geographical area is
    • a. Epizootics
    • b. Epidemics
    • c. Zoonotics
    • d. Infections
  • 41. Lernea is otherwise known as
    • a. Fish lice
    • b. Tape worm
    • c. Anchor worm
    • d. Luke worm
  • 42. Exuvia entrapment disease is commonly found in
    • a. Carps
    • b. Catfishes
    • c. Prawns
    • d. Bivalves
  • 43. Which one causes protozoan fouling in shrimp.
    • a. Ichthyophthrius
    • b. Ichthyobodo
    • c. Myxobolus
    • d. Zoothamnium
  • 44. Which is one of the larval stages of digenetic trematode.
    • a. Tomite
    • b. Fry
    • c. Miracidium
    • d. Procercoid
  • 45. Enteric red mouth disease is more common in
    • a. Salmons
    • b. Trouts
    • c. Channel catfish
    • d. IMC
  • 46. Ulcerative diseases in fish are caused by
    • a. Aeromonas
    • b. Pseudomonas
    • c. Vibrio
    • d. Myxobacterium
  • 47. Aphanomyces invadens is the causative organism of
    • a. Mycotic granulommatosis
    • b. Red spot disease
    • c. EUS
    • d. All of these
  • 48. Which is known as luminescent vibrio in shrimp culture.
    • a. V. Harveyi
    • b. V. alginolyticus
    • c. V. parahaemolyticus
    • d. All of these
  • 49. Which is responsible for Scoliosis in fish.
    • a. Lactic acid
    • b. Ascorbic acid
    • c. Aspartic acid
    • d. Sulphuric acid
  • 50. Asphyxiation in fish is due to
    • a. Air embolism
    • b. O2 depletion
    • c. NH3 production
    • d. H2S production

Answer Key

  • 1. d
  • 2. b
  • 3. b
  • 4. c
  • 5. c
  • 6. d
  • 7. c
  • 8. c
  • 9. c
  • 10. a
  • 11. c
  • 12. c
  • 13. d
  • 14. c
  • 15. d
  • 16. c
  • 17. d
  • 18. b
  • 19. b
  • 20. d
  • 21. a
  • 22. b
  • 23. c
  • 24. b
  • 25. c
  • 26. b
  • 27. c
  • 28. a
  • 29. c
  • 30. d
  • 31. b
  • 32. d
  • 33. b
  • 34. c
  • 35. d
  • 36. a
  • 37. c
  • 38. c
  • 39. d
  • 40. a
  • 41. c
  • 42. c
  • 43. d
  • 44. c
  • 45. c
  • 46. c
  • 47. c
  • 48. a
  • 49. b
  • 50. b

Prepared by: Gowhar Iqbal, PG Scholar, Fish Biotechnology, ICAR – CIFE MUMBAI and Dr. Mohd Ashraf Rather, Assistant Professor, SKUAST-K

Email: gowhariqbal002@gmail.com

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