1. Which part of a flower helps to attract insects for pollination?
- Petals
- Sepals
- Anther
- Ovary
Correct Answer: Petals
2. Which part of the flower protects it when it is in bud stage?
- Petals
- Stigma
- Anther
- Sepals
Correct Answer: Sepals
3. What is the male reproductive organ of a flower?
- Carpel
- Stamen
- Petal
- Sepal
Correct Answer: Stamen
4. What is the female reproductive organ of a flower?
- Stamen
- Carpel
- Anther
- Petal
Correct Answer: Carpel
5. Which part of the carpel receives pollen grains?
- Ovary
- Stigma
- Filament
- Style
Correct Answer: Stigma
6. Which part of the carpel develops into fruit after fertilization?
Correct Answer: Ovary
7. Which part of the flower forms the seed?
- Ovule
- Ovary
- Anther
- Filament
Correct Answer: Ovule
8. Which part of a flower produces pollen grains?
- Stigma
- Anther
- Ovary
- Style
Correct Answer: Anther
9. Which part connects anther and flower base?
- Stigma
- Ovary
- Sepal
- Filament
Correct Answer: Filament
10. What is formed when pollen grain fuses with ovule?
Correct Answer: Zygote
11. After fertilization, the ovary changes into a
Correct Answer: Fruit
12. The ovule changes into
Correct Answer: Seed
13. What helps to carry pollen grains from one flower to another?
- Wind or insects
- Root hairs
- Stomata
- Guard cells
Correct Answer: Wind or insects
14. In insect-pollinated flowers, petals are usually
- Bright and colourful
- Small and green
- Dry and rough
- Odourless
Correct Answer: Bright and colourful
15. In wind-pollinated flowers, pollen grains are
- Sticky
- Large
- Light and dry
- Wet
Correct Answer: Light and dry
16. In water-pollinated plants, pollen grains
- Sink
- Stick to insects
- Float on water
- Evaporate
Correct Answer: Float on water
17. What is double fertilization?
- One male gamete and one female gamete
- Two fusions during fertilization in flowers
- Fusion of two ovules
- Two flowers joining
Correct Answer: Two fusions during fertilization in flowers
18. What is the function of pollen tube?
- Carries male gamete to ovule
- Carries water
- Transports seed
- Forms fruit
Correct Answer: Carries male gamete to ovule
19. What happens to petals after fertilization?
- They wither and fall off
- They grow into fruit
- They become green
- They turn into seeds
Correct Answer: They wither and fall off
20. The diagram of a flower showing male and female parts represents
- Unisexual flower
- Sterile flower
- Bisexual flower
- Neutral flower
Correct Answer: Bisexual flower
21. Which of these is an example of a unisexual flower?
- Papaya
- Hibiscus
- Mustard
- Lily
Correct Answer: Papaya
22. Which of these is an example of a bisexual flower?
- Hibiscus
- Papaya
- Cucumber
- Maize
Correct Answer: Hibiscus
23. Which part of the seed provides food for embryo?
- Cotyledon
- Plumule
- Radicle
- Seed coat
Correct Answer: Cotyledon
24. The outer covering of a seed is called
- Cotyledon
- Endosperm
- Embryo
- Seed coat
Correct Answer: Seed coat
25. In germination, which part of the seed grows first?
- Radicle
- Plumule
- Cotyledon
- Leaf
Correct Answer: Radicle
26. The small shoot that comes out during germination is
- Plumule
- Radicle
- Cotyledon
- Root
Correct Answer: Plumule
27. What is required for seed germination?
- Water, air, and warmth
- Light, food, and sound
- Soil only
- Carbon dioxide
Correct Answer: Water, air, and warmth
28. What happens if seeds are kept in refrigerator?
- Germination slows or stops
- It grows faster
- It dies immediately
- It turns yellow
Correct Answer: Germination slows or stops
29. What happens if seeds are boiled before sowing?
- They do not germinate
- They grow faster
- They grow taller
- They germinate twice
Correct Answer: They do not germinate
30. Which plant reproduces through spores?
Correct Answer: Ferns
31. In Bryophyllum, new plants grow from
- Leaf margins
- Root tips
- Stem tubers
- Flower buds
Correct Answer: Leaf margins
32. In potato, new plants grow from
- Eyes or buds on tuber
- Roots
- Leaves
- Seeds
Correct Answer: Eyes or buds on tuber
33. In onion, new plants grow from
- Bulbs
- Seeds
- Roots
- Cuttings
Correct Answer: Bulbs
34. Which method of artificial propagation is used in rose?
- Cutting
- Layering
- Grafting
- Seed sowing
Correct Answer: Cutting
35. Which artificial method is used in jasmine?
- Grafting
- Layering
- Cutting
- Seed sowing
Correct Answer: Layering
36. Which artificial method is used in mango?
- Cutting
- Layering
- Budding
- Grafting
Correct Answer: Grafting
37. Which artificial method is used in lemon?
- Cutting
- Grafting
- Layering
- Budding
Correct Answer: Budding
38. The main advantage of vegetative propagation is
- Plants are identical to parent
- Takes longer time
- Needs pollination
- Requires two parents
Correct Answer: Plants are identical to parent
39. Which plant reproduces naturally by runners?
- Strawberry
- Rose
- Mango
- Onion
Correct Answer: Strawberry
40. Which plant reproduces by fragmentation?
- Spirogyra
- Rose
- Bryophyllum
- Mango
Correct Answer: Spirogyra
41. Which organism reproduces by budding?
- Yeast
- Ferns
- Spirogyra
- Bacteria
Correct Answer: Yeast
42. Which organism reproduces by binary fission?
- Yeast
- Bacteria
- Fungi
- Algae
Correct Answer: Bacteria
43. Which part of the flower produces egg cells?
- Ovary
- Anther
- Stigma
- Filament
Correct Answer: Ovary
44. Which part of a seed develops into a new plant?
- Embryo
- Cotyledon
- Seed coat
- Fruit
Correct Answer: Embryo
45. The process of fusion of male and female gametes is
- Fertilization
- Pollination
- Propagation
- Germination
Correct Answer: Fertilization
46. The transfer of pollen from anther to stigma is
- Pollination
- Fertilization
- Propagation
- Germination
Correct Answer: Pollination
47. Which of these is NOT a means of seed dispersal?
- By wind
- By animals
- By water
- By photosynthesis
Correct Answer: By photosynthesis
48. Which seed is dispersed by wind?
- Cotton
- Coconut
- Mango
- Groundnut
Correct Answer: Cotton
49. Which seed is dispersed by water?
Correct Answer: Coconut
50. Which seed is dispersed by animals?
Correct Answer: Mango
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