Class 6 Science Chapter 2 – Diversity in the Living World MCQ With Answers

Class 6 Science Chapter 2 MCQ – Diversity in the Living World

Class 6 Science Chapter 2 MCQs for Diversity in the Living World (based on NCERT textbook Curiosity ).


MCQ with Answers for Practice – Chapter 2 – Diversity in the Living World

This includes All types of MCQs normally asked in school exams, tests, and NCERT exercises.


MCQs Set 1: Introduction & Nature Walk

  1. Which of the following best describes biodiversity?
    a) Presence of only trees in a region
    b) Variety of plants and animals in a region
    c) Only animals living in a forest
    d) Only plants living in a field
    Answer: b
  2. Who among the following could mimic bird calls during the nature walk?
    a) Dr. Raghu
    b) Sulekha Madam
    c) Maniram Chacha
    d) School Principal
    Answer: c
  3. What was the purpose of the nature walk?
    a) To collect insects
    b) To observe the beauty and variety of nature
    c) To pluck flowers
    d) To catch fish
    Answer: b
  4. Which item was NOT recommended to carry during the nature walk?
    a) Water bottle
    b) Notebook
    c) Pen
    d) Mobile games
    Answer: d
  5. Which of the following is an example of respecting nature?
    a) Plucking leaves
    b) Disturbing birds
    c) Observing silently
    d) Throwing stones
    Answer: c

MCQs Set 2: Diversity in Plants

  1. Grass is an example of which type of plant?
    a) Tree
    b) Shrub
    c) Herb
    d) Creeper
    Answer: c
  2. Which plant has hard, woody stems and grows very tall?
    a) Tomato
    b) Rose
    c) Mango
    d) Tulsi
    Answer: c
  3. Plants with multiple woody stems starting near the ground are called:
    a) Herbs
    b) Trees
    c) Climbers
    d) Shrubs
    Answer: d
  4. Soft and green stems are typical features of:
    a) Shrubs
    b) Trees
    c) Herbs
    d) Creepers
    Answer: c
  5. Plants like money plant that need support to grow are called:
    a) Herbs
    b) Trees
    c) Creepers
    d) Climbers
    Answer: d

MCQs Set 3: Leaves & Venation

  1. The pattern of veins on a leaf is called:
    a) Rooting
    b) Venation
    c) Germination
    d) Photosynthesis
    Answer: b
  2. Reticulate venation is observed in:
    a) Banana
    b) Grass
    c) Hibiscus
    d) Wheat
    Answer: c
  3. Parallel venation is seen in:
    a) Mango leaf
    b) Hibiscus leaf
    c) Amla leaf
    d) Banana leaf
    Answer: d
  4. Monocot plants generally show:
    a) Reticulate venation
    b) Parallel venation
    c) No venation
    d) Spiral venation
    Answer: b
  5. Which of the following pairs is correct?
    a) Dicot → Parallel venation
    b) Monocot → Taproot
    c) Dicot → Reticulate venation
    d) Monocot → Reticulate venation
    Answer: c

MCQs Set 4: Roots & Seeds

  1. Taproot system consists of:
    a) Many roots of equal size
    b) One main root with side roots
    c) No roots
    d) Floating roots
    Answer: b
  2. Fibrous roots are present in:
    a) Mustard
    b) Hibiscus
    c) Grass
    d) Neem
    Answer: c
  3. Dicot seeds have:
    a) One cotyledon
    b) Two cotyledons
    c) Three cotyledons
    d) No cotyledon
    Answer: b
  4. Monocot seeds include:
    a) Chickpea
    b) Pea
    c) Maize
    d) Bean
    Answer: c
  5. Which feature is common in monocots?
    a) Taproot
    b) Reticulate venation
    c) Two cotyledons
    d) Parallel venation
    Answer: d

MCQs Set 5: Grouping of Plants

  1. Plants can be grouped based on:
    a) Colour of fruit only
    b) Shape of flowers only
    c) Similarities and differences
    d) Height only
    Answer: c
  2. Shrubs differ from trees because shrubs:
    a) Are taller
    b) Have thick stems
    c) Branch close to the ground
    d) Have fibrous roots
    Answer: c
  3. Which is the correct group of herbs?
    a) Tomato, Mint
    b) Mango, Neem
    c) Rose, Jasmine
    d) Banyan, Neem
    Answer: a
  4. Grouping helps because it:
    a) Creates confusion
    b) Makes study easier
    c) Reduces biodiversity
    d) Stops exploration
    Answer: b
  5. Plants with reticulate venation usually have:
    a) Fibrous roots
    b) Taproots
    c) No roots
    d) Adventitious roots
    Answer: b

MCQs Set 6: Diversity in Animals

  1. Animals that can live on land and in water are called:
    a) Reptiles
    b) Amphibians
    c) Birds
    d) Mammals
    Answer: b
  2. Which animal uses fins for movement?
    a) Goat
    b) Fish
    c) Sparrow
    d) Ant
    Answer: b
  3. A pigeon moves using:
    a) Only wings
    b) Only legs
    c) Legs and wings
    d) Fins
    Answer: c
  4. Earthworms move by:
    a) Walking
    b) Crawling
    c) Flying
    d) Swimming
    Answer: b
  5. Which of the following correctly shows the movement of fish?
    a) Walk
    b) Jump
    c) Crawl
    d) Swim
    Answer: d

MCQs Set 7: Habitats & Adaptations

  1. The place where a plant or animal lives is called its:
    a) Shelter
    b) Home
    c) Habitat
    d) Nest
    Answer: c
  2. Camel survives in deserts because:
    a) It drinks water every hour
    b) It has long legs and wide hooves
    c) It flies
    d) It has fins
    Answer: b
  3. Which plant has thick stems to store water?
    a) Neem
    b) Cactus
    c) Rose
    d) Amla
    Answer: b
  4. Deodar trees survive in mountains because:
    a) They are very short
    b) They have conical shape and sloping branches
    c) Their leaves are very large
    d) They grow in water
    Answer: b
  5. Fish have streamlined bodies to:
    a) Hide from predators
    b) Swim easily in water
    c) Climb trees
    d) Walk on land
    Answer: b

MCQs Set 8: Biodiversity Loss & Conservation

  1. Biodiversity of a region may decline due to:
    a) Protecting forests
    b) Planting trees
    c) Destroying habitats
    d) Conserving wildlife
    Answer: c
  2. Which of the following animals declined due to habitat loss?
    a) Cow
    b) Cheetah
    c) Crow
    d) Goat
    Answer: b
  3. Sacred groves are protected by:
    a) Government only
    b) Local communities
    c) Scientists
    d) Police
    Answer: b
  4. Project Tiger was started in:
    a) 2001
    b) 1995
    c) 2022
    d) 1973
    Answer: d
  5. Sacred groves are important because they:
    a) Allow tree cutting
    b) Are used as playgrounds
    c) Preserve biodiversity
    d) Are empty forests
    Answer: c