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NEET-PG Embryology Quiz – Early Embryonic Development
NEET-PG Level Practice Quiz

Topic: Early Embryonic Development, Germ Layers, Neurulation and Embryonic Folding
Total Questions: 20
Marks: 20
Each question carries 1 mark.

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1. The cell formed by fusion of the male and female gametes contains: *
2. The embryonic structure described in the transcript as capable of giving rise to the entire baby is best referred to as: *
3. Which embryonic germ layer primarily gives rise to the central nervous system? *
4. The neural tube, which gives rise to the brain and spinal cord, develops primarily through: *
5. In the bilaminar embryonic disc, the two principal germ layers are: *
6. The cavity located adjacent to the ectoderm of the bilaminar disc is the: *
7. The cavity associated with the endoderm in the early bilaminar embryo is the: *
8. The term coelom refers to: *
9. The primitive streak is most closely associated with: *
10. During gastrulation, the mesoderm develops between: *
11. At which sites do ectoderm and endoderm remain closely apposed without intervening mesoderm? *
12. The membrane that marks the future oral region is the: *
13. The cloacal membrane is characterized by: *
14. The embryonic mesoderm contributes substantially to formation of the: *
15. The spinal cord is derived from: *
16. During embryonic folding, a major consequence is incorporation of part of the yolk sac into the embryo to form the: *
17. Which of the following best describes the relationship between the vertebral column and spinal cord? *
18. The embryonic folding process changes the initially relatively flat embryonic disc into a: *
19. Limb buds are composed primarily of: *
20. Which of the following combinations correctly matches the germ layer with its major derivative described in the lecture? *
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