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Take MCQ Biology Test1.
Holding a flower the teacher asked Hena to show the part of a flower which has four-sided (tetragonal) structure consisting of four sporangia grouped as a pair in each lobe. What would be the part of the flower? Can you guess?
2.
What is the terminology used for asexual multiplications a single celled organism divides into two equal halves or when it divides into two unequal parts?
3.
How does tobacco smoking lead to oxygen deficiency in human body?
4.
Why is cow dung used in the generation of biogas?
5.
What would have happened if antibiotics were not discovered?
6.
Why is the enzyme cellulase needed for isolating genetic material from plant cells and not from animal cells?
7.
Why are green plants not found beyond a certain depth in the ocean?
8.
It is easier to culture plants cells in vitro as compared to animal cells. Why?
9.
A person who is allergic to pulses is advised to take a capsule of spirulina daily.Give the reason for the advice.
10.
Due to an error during transcription ATG of DNA formed UAG in mRNA. What would happen to the polypetide chain during translation by this changed mRNA?
11.
Comment on the similarity between the wing of a cockroach and the wing of a bird. What do you infer from the above with reference to evolution?
12.
The egg of an animal contains 10 chromosomes, of which one is X-chromosome. How many autosomes would there be in the karyotype of this animals?
13.
Multiple allelism can be investigated only in populations. Justify.
14.
The turkey usually produces females for several generations. How is this possible?
15.
In a test cross progeny of pea plats, all were bearing violet flowers. Give the genotypes of the parent pea plants.
16.
Between an annual and a perennial plant, which one has a shorter juvenile phase? Give one reason.
17.
During reproduction,the chromosome number (2n) reduces to half (n) in the gametes and again the original number (2n) is restored in the offspring.What are the process through which these events take place?
18.
All papaya plants bear flowers, but fruits are seen only in some. Explain.
19.
Why do corn cobs have long tassels?
20.
Why do the pollen grains of Vallisneria have a mucilaginous covering?
21.
How are Cucurbita plants different from papaya plants with reference to the flowers they bear?
22.
Banana produces fruits, but is propagated only by vegetative means. Why is it so?
23.
Why is banana considered a good example of parthenocarpy?
24.
The meiocyte of rice has 24 chromosomes. Write the number of chromosomes in its endosperm.
1.
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Anther.
2.
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Binary fission and budding in single celled organisms.
3.
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Smoking leads to increases in the carbon monoxide (C0) content in the blood. which reduces the oxygen carrying capacity of haemoglobin.Hence, tobacco smoking leads to oxygen deficiency in the human body.
4.
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Cow dung contains
(i) Celluosic materials and
(ii) Methanoges, i.e, the raw material and the microbes needed for production of biogas.
5.
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The mortality rate would have increased due to various bacterial diseases which are otherwise controlled by antibiotics.
6.
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Cellulase is used to digest the cell wall (cellulose) of plant cells; animal cell have no cell wall and hence, it is not needed.
7.
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Green algae or plants are not found beyond a certain depth, as light (not all colour components of visible spectrum) is not available
8.
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1. Plant cells retain the power of division for comparavely longer periods than animal cells.
2. Animal cells become mature just after the embryonic stage and hence cannot be cultured.
9.
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It does not induce any immunological responce
10.
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Polypeptide chain synthesis will stop as UAG is a stop codon
11.
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(i) They are analogous organs, which perform similar functions.
(ii) Analogous organs are the result of convergent evolution.
12.
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Eighteen autosomes.
13.
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Though a gene exists in more than two allelic forms, in multiple allelism, a person can have only two of those alleles, because an individual has only two sets of homologous chromosomes, so multiple allelism can be studied only in a population.
14.
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The whiptail lizard/turkey shows parthe-nogenesis, the phenomenon which the female gamete undergoes development without fertilisation into adult.
15.
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VV and vv
16.
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An annual plant will have a shorter juvenile phase.
Since an annual plant completes its entire life cycle within a season, it has a shorter juvenile phase.
17.
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1.Meiosis occurs during gametogenesis;it leads to reduction in the number of chromosomes and haploid (n) gametes are formed.
2.During fertilisation,when two haploid gametes fuse,a diploid (2n) zygote is formed.
18.
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The plant is dioecious; the plants which produce only male flowers, do not bear fruits, while the plants which produce female flowers, bear fruits.
19.
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The long tassels of corn cob are the styles and stigmas. They are meant to easily trap the air-borne pollen grains.
20.
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The pollen grains of Vallisneria are released into water; the mucilaginous covering protects them from wetting the consequent decay.
21.
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Papaya plants are dioecious as an individual plant bears exclusively either staminate flowers or pistillate flowers.
22.
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Banana produces fruits without fertilization of ovary; the process is known as parthenocarpy.
Since, parthenocarpic fruits are seedless, banana is propagated by vegetative means.
23.
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Banana fruit develops without fertilisation of the ovary; hence it is considered parthenocarpic.
24.
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36 chromosomes.
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