1.The fruit developed from the signal ovary is said to be
(a) composite type (b)
simple type
(c) aggregate type (d)
None of these
2.Double fertilisation results in the production of
(a) haploid nucleus (b) diploid nucleus
(c) triploid nucleus (d)
tetraploid nucleus
3.The fleshy fruits
with hard and stony endocarp are called
(a) drupe (b) berry
(c) pepo (d) pome
4.The process of
transfer of pollen grains from another
to stigmatic surface of the flower with the help of water is called
(a) anemophily (b) zoophily
(c) hydrophily (d) ornithophily
5.The capitulum
type of inflorescence is found in
(a)marigold (b)
salvia
(c)euphorbia (d)
jasmine
6.The period of
suspended growth due to exogenous conditions is termed as
(a)quiescence (b) dormancy
(c) perennation (d) hibernation
7.Which of following
is a free living nitrogen fixing
bacteria present in the soil
(a) Pseudomonas (b) Rhizobium
(c) Azotobacter (d)
Nitrosomonas
8.Which of the
following plants is used as biofertiliser
(a) Nostoc (b) Funaria
(c) Volvox (d) Rhizopus
9.Sudden and heritable change in a character of an organism
is called
(a) mutation (b)
heterosis
(c) inbreeding (d)
selection
10.Mating between two
individuals differing in genotye to produce genetic variation is called
(a) domestication (b)
introduction
(c) hybridisation (d)
mutation
11.A hereditary
disease which is never passed on from father to son is
(a) autosomal linked disease (b) X-chromosomal linked disease
(c) Y-chromosomal linked disease (d) None of these
12.A diploid living
organism develops from zygote by repeated cell divisions is called
(a) meiosis (b)
amitosis
(c) mitosis (d) segmentation
13.The flower in
which the gynoecium occupies the highest position on the thalamas leaving other
parts below is called
(a)Hypogynous (b)
perigynous
(c) epigynous (d)
None of these
14.The arrangement of
the ovules on the placentae developed from the central axis of the ovary called
(a) parietal placentation (b) axile placentation
(c) basal placentation (d) marginal placentation
15.The conversion of
ammonia intro nitrites and nitrates is called
(a) ammonification (b) nitrification
(c) denitrification (d) All of these
16.In RNA , the
thymine is replaced by
(a) guanine (b) adenine
(c) uracil (d) cytosine
Answers
1. (b) simple
type
2. (c) triploid
nucleus
3. (a) drupe
4. (c) hydrophily
5. (a)marigold
6. (b) dormancy
7. (c)
Azotobacter
8. (a) Nostoc
9. (a) mutation
10. (c)
hybridisation
11. (b)
X-chromosomal linked disease
12. (c) mitosis
13. (a)Hypogynous
14. (b) axile
placentation
15. (b)
nitrification
16. (c) uracil
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