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How do Organisms Reproduce MCQ Quiz
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Reproduction by a single parent without gametes is
- sexual
- asexual
- binary only
- budding only
Amoeba reproduces by
- budding
- binary fission
- multiple fission
- fragmentation
Plasmodium reproduces by
- binary fission
- multiple fission
- budding
- regeneration
Hydra reproduces asexually by
- fragmentation
- budding
- fission
- spore formation
Spirogyra reproduces by
- budding
- fragmentation
- fission
- regeneration
Planaria can regenerate; this is called
- budding
- regeneration
- fission
- fragmentation
Rhizopus (bread mould) reproduces by
- budding
- spore formation
- fission
- regeneration
Growing new plants from parts like stems/roots is
- grafting only
- vegetative propagation
- spore formation
- budding
The male reproductive part of a flower is the
- carpel
- stamen
- ovary
- stigma
The female reproductive part of a flower is the
- stamen
- carpel/pistil
- anther
- pollen
Transfer of pollen from anther to stigma is
- fertilisation
- pollination
- germination
- regeneration
Fusion of male and female gametes is
- pollination
- fertilisation
- germination
- budding
The male gamete in humans is produced in the
- ovary
- testis
- uterus
- prostate
The female gamete (egg) is produced in the
- uterus
- ovary
- oviduct
- cervix
Fertilisation in humans occurs in the
- uterus
- oviduct (fallopian tube)
- ovary
- vagina
The embryo gets nutrition from the mother through the
- uterus
- placenta
- cervix
- oviduct
The hormone controlling changes at puberty in males is
- oestrogen
- testosterone
- insulin
- thyroxine
Menstruation occurs when
- fertilisation happens
- egg is not fertilised
- pregnancy begins
- ovary fails
Which prevents pregnancy as a mechanical barrier?
- oral pills
- condoms
- copper-T
- surgery
A sexually transmitted disease among these is
- malaria
- AIDS
- cholera
- dengue
Assertion: Variations arise in sexual reproduction. Reason: It involves fusion of gametes from two parents.
- Both true, R explains A
- Both true, R not explanation
- A true, R false
- A false, R true
DNA copying during reproduction ensures
- variation only
- inheritance of features
- death
- no offspring
The organism reproducing by both fission types is
- Hydra
- Amoeba/Plasmodium group
- Rhizopus
- Planaria
Yeast reproduces by
- fragmentation
- budding
- binary fission
- regeneration
The structure that develops into fruit after fertilisation is the
- ovule
- ovary
- stigma
- anther
Ovule after fertilisation becomes the
- fruit
- seed
- flower
- root
Unisexual flower example is
- mustard
- papaya
- rose
- China rose
The average human gestation period is about
- 3 months
- 6 months
- 9 months
- 12 months
Which method is a surgical contraception in males?
- tubectomy
- vasectomy
- copper-T
- oral pills
Spore formation helps organisms to
- move fast
- survive unfavourable conditions
- grow tall
- make food