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Biology 10th Class English Medium Chapter 14 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
A corn develops into new garlic plant this is the process of :
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Vegetative propagation
Regeneration
Meiosis
Gametogenesis
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Question # 2
The plant in which vegetative propagation occurs by:
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Garlic
Ginger
Potato
Bryopylium
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Question # 3
Microsphore in plants is also termed as:
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Pollen grain
Pollen tube
Germ nucleus
Mega spore
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Question # 4
Seedless fruits plants are propagated by:
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cloning
suckers
cutting
grafting
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Question # 5
Ovary ripped and converted into:
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Seed
Fruit
Flower
Sweetness
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Question # 6
Calyx is the outer most whorl of the flower and bears the colour:
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Red
Green
Blue
white
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Question # 7
Which part of female reproductive system receives egg cells from the ovary?
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Fallopian tube
Uterus
Vegina
Collecting duct
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Question # 8
Inside testes, sperms are produced in:
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Vas deferencs
Sperm duct
Seminiferous tubules
Collecting duct
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Question # 9
Where the sperms of male rabbit are deposited in the female rabbit?
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Horns
Cervix
Follicle
Ovaries
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Question # 10
Tulip plants reproduce through _________
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Natural vegetative reproduction
Artificialvegetative reproduition
Cutting
Grafting
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Question # 11
Every ripened ovule is called:
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Leaves
Flower
Seed
Fruit
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Question # 12
Budding located in :
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Amoeba
Planaria
Becteria
Yeast
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Question # 13
Reproduction method in Rhizopus is:
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Binary fusion
Budding
Spore formation
Parthenogenesis
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