Getting To Know Plants - Chapter Wise CBSE Solved Question and Answer Based On NCERT
Very Short Q&A:
Q1: What are weeds?
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Weeds are unwanted plants that start growing in a field or plot.
Q2: In which three categories can plants be classified?
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Herbs, shrubs and trees.
Q3: What are herbs?
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Plants with green and tender stems are called herbs.
Q4: Stem in shrubs is ______________.
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Hard.
Q5: Stem in shrubs is not very thick.(TRUE/FALSE)
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True
Q6: Herbs are __________in height.
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Short
Q7: What kind of stem trees have?
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Trees have hard and thick brown stem.
Q8: Trees are ___________ in height.
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Tall
Q9: Give an example of any herb.
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Tomato
Q10: The plants with weak stem that cannot stand upright and spread on ground are called ___________.
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Creepers
Q11: Give an example of a shrub.
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Lemon
Q12: Plants take support on neighbouring structure and climb up are called ___________.
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Climbers
Q13: Give two examples of tree.
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Mango and banyan
Q14: ___________ conducts water in plants.
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Stem
Q15: __________absorbs water and minerals from the soil.
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Roots
Q16: The water and minerals go to all parts of plant through narrow tubes inside stem.(TRUE/FALSE)
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True
Q17: The part of leaf through which it is attached to the stem is ____________.
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Petiole
Q18: What is leaf venation?
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The design made by veins in a leaf is called leaf venation.
Q19: In photosynthesis __________gas is given out.
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Oxygen
Q20: What is the broad green part of leaf called?
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Lamina
Q21: What is transpiration?
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Water comes out of leaves in the form of vapour. This is called transpiration.
Q22: The lines in the leaf are called________ and the thick vein in the middle of leaf is called ___________.
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Veins, midrib
Q23: Give an example of climbers.
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Money plant
Q24: Give an example of leaf which shows parallel venation.
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Wheat
Q25: In which part of plant photosynthesis takes place?
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Leaves
Q26: The leaves loose water in the environment through _________.
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Transpiration
Q27: Name the different types of roots.
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Tap root and fibrous root
Q28: Some plants have main root called __________ and the smaller roots called ________.
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Tap root, lateral roots
Q29: Give one example of flower with joined sepals and one with separated sepals.
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Jointed sepal-hibiscus and separated sepal-jasmine.
Q30: Name any four parts of a flower.
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Petals, sepals, pistil and stamens
Q31: What are the parts of stamen?
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Anther and filament.
Q32: Sepal is a part of ___________.
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Flower
Q33: The roots which do not have any main root are called __________.
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Fibrous roots
Q34: Pistil and stamen are parts of flower.(TRUE/FALSE)
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True
Q35: The innermost part of flower is called __________.
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Pistil
Q36: Transpiration and photosynthesis takes place in roots and leaves respectively.(TRUE/FALSE)
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False
Q37: Style and stigma are parts of __________.
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Pistil
Q38: The number of petals, stamens and sepals are different in different flowers. (TRUE/FALSE)
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True.
Q39: What is the innermost swollen part of pistil called?
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Ovary
Q40: Transpiration takes place in leaf.(TRUE/FALSE)
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True
Q41: The plant live in desert
Xerophytes
Mesophytes
Heterotrophs
Hydrophytes
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Ans: a.
Xerophytes are plants that live in desert.
Q42: Neem is a
Xerophytes
Mesophytes
Heterotrophs
Hydrophytes
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Ans: B.
Plants that live on land and need neither too much nor little water are mesophytes.
Q43: The plant lives in water
Xerophytes
Mesophytes
Perennials
Hydrophytes
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Ans: D.
The plant that lives in water is hydrophyes.
Q44: Which of the following is a flowering plant?
Algae
Moss
Rice
Fern
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Ans: c.
Rice belongs to angiosperms, which are come in the category of flowering plants.
Q45: The plants have distinct roots, flower and fruit.
Bryophyte
Pteriodophyta
Thallophyta
Angiosperms
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Ans: d.
Angiosperms are come in the category of flowering plants. Which contain leaves, flowers, fruits and roots.
Q46: A tree has elongated stem known as
Trunk
Leaf
Root
Flower
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Ans: a.
The stem is the strongest part of a tree, its hold the plant upright.in tree is known as trunk.
Q47: Which of the following is not tree plant?
Mango
Neem
Coconut
China rose
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Ans: d.
China rose is a shrub.
Q48: Plant which live for one season
Perennials
Biennials
Annual
All of them
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Ans: c.
The plants complete their life cycle during one growth season, called annual plant.
Q49: The plant that live for several years
Perennials
Biennials
Annual
All of them
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Ans: a.
Those plant lives for several years, called perennials.
Q50: Which of the following is perennials plant?
Banyan Tree
Rose
Sun flower
Wheat
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Ans: a.
Banyan tree lives for several years. Those plant lives for several years, called perennials.
Q51: Which of the following is not monocotyledonous?
Maize
Wheat
Rice
Peas
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Ans: Peas.
Seeds vary in shape, size, shape and structure. They are broadly two types monocot and dicot. Seeds having one seed leaf or cotyledon called monocot.
Q52: Which of the following is dicotyledonous?
Maize
Wheat
Rice
Beans
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Ans: d.
Seeds having two seed leaf or cotyledon called dicot. Beans have two seed leaf.
Q53: Herbs are used in
Food
Flavoring
Medicine
All of them
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Ans: d.
Herbs do more than simply adding flavour and colour to your favourite dishes, their healing and restorative powers are pretty impressive too
Q54: Herbs grow in
Garden
Forest
Pond
Water
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Ans: a.
Herbs are very small sized plant. They have a soft and weak stem. They are generally short leaved so suitable to grow in garden.
Q55: Which of the following is not herb?
Bay leave
Coriander leaves
Basil leaves
Hibiscus
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Ans: d.
Bay leave, Coriander leave and Basil leaves are herbs while Hibiscus is shrub.
Q56: Which of the following is herb?
Basil leaves
Hibiscus
Rose
Arabian jasmine
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Ans: a.
Hibiscus, Rose, Arabian Jasmine are shrubs while Basil are herbs.
Q57: Which of the following is not herb?
Aloe
Lavender
Sage
Parsley
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Ans: d.
Aloe is a shrub, while lavender, sage and parsley are herb.
Q58: Shrubs are
Small plant
Medium plant
Woody plant
Both b and c
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Ans: d.
A woody plant which is smaller than tree and has several main stems arising at is called shrubs or bush.
Q59: Which of the following is not shrub?
Aloe
Rose
Hibiscus
Coriander
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Ans: d.
Coriander is an herb.
Q60: Which of the following is shrub?
Paper plant
Funnel
Lemon grass
Mint
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Ans: a.
Funnel, lemon grass and mint are shrubs.
Q61: Plants which produce their own food are called
Autotrophs
Mesophytes
Heterotrophs
None of these
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Ans: a.
Autotrophs are those organisms which are capable of synthesizing their own food from inorganic substances using light or chemical energy. Green plants, algae, and certain bacteria are autotrophs.
Q62: Which of the following is an algae?
Spirogyra
Rhizopus
Riccia
Moss
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Ans: a.
Spirogyra is an algae. Rhizopus is fungi. Moss and Riccia are bryophyta.
Q63: Cactus is
Bryophytes
Mesophyte
Zerophyte
Gymnosperm
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Ans: c.
Plants lives in desert are called zerophytes. Cactus is found in desert area
Q64: Which is not biennial?
Onion
Carrot
Radish
Balsam
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Ans: d.
Balsam is annual plant while onion, carrot and radish are biennial i.e. grows for two season.
Q65: Root develop from
Radicle
Plumule
Root cap
Root hairs
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Ans: a.
The root is the part of a plant that grows into soil. When a seed germinates, roots develop from radicles and shoot from plumule.
Q66: Root system have main root called
Root hairs
Secondary root
Root cap
Tap root
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Ans: d.
Certain root system has a main root called the tap root. It grows vertically down into the soil.
Q67: Fibrous root found in
Mango
Grass
Neem
Banayan
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Ans: b.
Some plant does not have one main root. They have many fibre like roots. These are called fibrous roots. This type of root system is found in grass.
Q68: Which of the following is not grown as root?
Carrot
Radish
Beetroot
Wheat
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Ans: d.
Carrot, Radish beetroot are grown inside the soil while wheat is grown on above the ground
Q69: Roots modified for
Storage food
Climbing
Respiration
All of above
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Ans: d.
Roots also respire and obtain oxygen from soil, modified for storage of food .some plants hang climbing roots which help them get a foothold.
Q70: Calyx is a part of
A plant
A flower
A stem
A root
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Ans: b.
Calyx is the outermost portion of the flower consists of a whorl consisting of green, leaf like structure.
Q71: Which is not an underground stem?
Potato
Onion
Ginger
Radish
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Ans: d.
Radish is underground root.
Q72: Function of root
Holds the plant
Photosynthesis
Reproduction
Transpiration
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Ans: a.
Roots hold and fix the plant to ground and prevent it from being blown away by strong wind.
Q73: Function of root
Holds the plant
Absorb water and minerals
Respiration
All of the above
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Ans: d.
Q74: Which of the following is not tuberous root?
Carrot
Radish
Beetroot
Pea
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Ans: d.
Tap root swollen because they store food called tuberous roots. Example carrot, radish, beetroot.
Q75: Which of the following is climbing root?
Money plant
Banyan tree
Mangroves
Radish
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Ans: a.
Some plants have climbing roots which help them get foothold. Money plant has aerial roots which help it to climb up the support.
Q76: Prop root found in
Mangroves
Banyan
Radish
Betel leaf
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Ans: b.
The banyan tree has aerial roots hanging down from its branches.called prop root. It help in supporting the spreading branches of the tree.
Q77: Stem of tree known as
Trunk
Bark
Nodes
Inter nodes
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Ans: a.
The stem is the strongest part of a tree, its hold the plant upright.in tree is known as trunk.
Q78: Buds grown from
Node
Inter node
Axil
Bark
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Ans: c.
The leaves make an angle with stem. This angle is called as the axil.
Q79: Modified stem is
Carrot
Potato
Beetroot
Turnip
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Ans: b.
Carrot, beetroot, turnip are modified root but potato is modified stem.
Q80: Which one of the following do not have modified stem?
Tuber
Bulb
Rhizone
Prop
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Ans: d.
Tuber, bulb, rhizome are modified stem whereas prop is a modified root.
Q81: Which of the following has not bulb stem?
Ginger
Potato
Onion
Tulip
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Ans: c.
Onion, garlic, tulip are bulb stem whereas potato is tuber stem.
Q82: Which of the following has tuber stem?
Ginger
Potato
Garlic
Onion
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Ans: b.
Tuber is a thick enlarged part of a stem that grows underground. It stores food mainly starch for plants for example potato. Whereas ginger is rhizome, onion and garlic is bulb stem.
Q83: Ginger is
Tuber stem
Bulb stem
Rhizome stem
None of these
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Ans: c.
Rhizome is a horizontal stem it has scaly leaves, buds, node and internodes.
Q84: Which of the following have nodes and internodes?
Root
Stem
Flower
Leaf
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Ans: b.
The places on stem where leaves grow are called nodes. The portion on stem between the nodes is called internodes.
Q85: Which of the following root does not contain?
Chlorophyll
Leaves and flowers
Nodes and internode
All the above
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Ans: d.
The roots are the part of plant that grows into the soil whereas Chlorophyll, Leaves and flowers, Nodes and internode are part of shoot system.
Q86: Which of the following stem modified for storage of water?
Cactus
Rhizome
Bulb
Tuber
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Ans: a.
Rhizome, bulb, tuber are modified root whereas cactus is modified stem.
Q87: Stem modified for
Storage of food
Photosynthesis
Storage of water
all of the above
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Ans: d.
Q89: The broad flat part of the leaf
Margin
Lamina
Stalk
None of them
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Ans: b.
The broad part of the leaf is called leaf blade or lamina.
Q90: The arrangement of leaves on the stem is known as
Phyllotaxy
Venation
Taxonomy
None of these
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Ans: a.
The mode of arrangement of leaves on the stem and branches is known as phyllotaxy.
Q91: Which of the following leaves have alternate phyllotaxy
Jasmine
Guava
Peepal
Oleander
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Ans: a.
A single leaf arises from each node. Every successive leaf arises in the opposite direction.
Q92: Opposite phyllotaxy found in
Calotrops
China rose
Peepal
Oleander
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Ans: a.
Two leaves are attached at a node opposite to each other example, jasmine, guava and calotropis
Q93: Tendrils leave help in
Support
Trapping insect
Reduce loss of water
Transpiration
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Ans: a.
The leaves of the plant are modified into tendril which are the wiry, coiled structure which help to support the plant.
Q94: Compound leave is found in
Rose
Mango
Papaya
Money Plant
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Ans: a.
A leaf with more than one blade is knows as compound leaf. The blades of a compound leaf are called leaflet. Leaf lamina is divided and not a whole.
Q95: Tiny pores found on the surface of leaves consist tiny pores called
Stomata
Leaflet
Stipules
Petiole
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Ans: a.
There are tiny pores on the surface of the leaves. These pores are called stomata.
Q96: Leaves is used for
Locomotion
Reproduction
Photosynthesis
all of the above
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Ans: c.
Leaves make food by the process called photosynthesis.
Q97: Which among the following insectivorous plant does?
Trapping insect
Reduce loss of water
Support to the plant
all of the above
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Ans: a.
Leaves of plants like Picher plant are modified to trap insects. These plant are called insectivorous plant.
Q98: What is the reproduction organ of the plant?
Flower
Stem
Leaf
Root
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Ans: a.
The flower is the most attractive part of a plant. It is also the reproductive organs of the plant. Root stems, leaf are the vegetative part of plant.
Q99: Which of the following not part of flower?
Calyx
Stamen
Leaflet
Corolla
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Ans: c.
A leaf with more than one blade is knows as compound leaf. The blades of a compound leaf are called leaflet.
Q100: Corolla is also known as
Sepals
Petals
Stamen
Calyx
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Ans: b.
The whorl inner to the calyx is called the corolla. It consists of petals. The petals are large and generally coloured.
Q101: Which of the following is the part of stamens?
Filament
Anther
Pollen grain
all of them
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Ans: d.
Each stamen has two parts the stalk called the filaments and anther, which contains pollen grains.
Q102: Which of the following is the female part of the flower?
Stamen
Carpel
Calyx
Corolla
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Ans: b.
The female part of flower is made up of one and more carpel.
Q103: Which of the following is the part of androecium?
Pollen grain
Style
Ovary
Stigma
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Ans: a.
Each stamen has two parts the stalk called the filaments and anther, which contains pollen grains.
Q104: Which of the following is the female part of the flower?
Gynoecium
Sepals
Androecium
Petals
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Ans: a.
The female part of the flower is made up of one or more carpels, sepals is also called Gynoecium.
Q105: Underground water is used for
Household
Agriculture
Industrial purposes
All of the above
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Ans: d.
Q106: Ripened ovary is
Fruit
Seed
Pollen
None of these
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Ans: a.
Fruit is a ripened ovary of a flowering plant.
Q107: Which one of the following are false fruits?
Mango
Apple
Orange
Wheat
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Ans: b.
Fruit is a mature and ripened ovary of flowering plant, some fruits such as apple, are called false fruits because it grows from receptacle.
Q108: Which one of the following is a not monocot seed
Maize
Rice
Wheat
Mango
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Ans: d.
Seeds having two seed leaves or cotyledon called dicot seed. For example, pea, mango, beans.
Q109: Pea is a
Monocot
Dicot
Both a and b
None of these
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Ans: b.
Seed having one seed leaf or cotyledon called, monocot. Seeds having two seed leaves or cotyledon called, dicot seed. For example pea, mango, beans.
Q110: Which of the following the part of seed
Seed coat
Hilum
a and b both
None of these
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Ans: c.
The seed has a seed coat which gives a protective covering to the seed. There is a small scar on the seed coat, called hilum.
Q111: Dispersal of seed takes place by
Dispersal of wind
Dispersal by animals
Disposal of water
All of the above
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Ans: d.
The spreading or scattering of seed and fruits to faraway places by various agents is called dispersal.
Q112: Which of these are agents of pollination?
Wind
Insect
Both a and b
None of these
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Ans: c.
The pollen grain is transferred from one flower to another for cross pollination in many ways they may be carried by wind and water or by insects or other animals.
Q113: Calyx is the part of
Flower
Stem
Root
None of them
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Ans: a.
The outer part portion of the flower consists of a whorl consisting of green leaf like structure called calyx.
Q114: This is not a function of banyan tree?
Exchange of gases
Transpiration
Pollination
Photosynthesis
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Ans: c.
Banyan tree flowers are pollinated only by a wasp (called Eupristina masoni). No other insect/wasp can pollinate banyan tree. Hence it is pollinated only in rare case.
Q115: Lily is an example of
Rhizome
Tuber
Bulb
Corm
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Ans: c.
A bulb is structurally a short stem with fleshy leaves or leaf bases that function as food storage organs during dormancy.
Q116: Leaves of flytrap are adapted to
Trap insects
Provide support
Exchange gases
Reproduce
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Ans: a.
A plant that feeds on small animals, such as insects is called fly trap plants. To get the nutrition it needs, the flytrap lures insects, including ants and flies, into the jaws of its trap.
Q117: Which of the following is related to flowers?
Pollination
Support
Protection
Germination
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Ans: a.
Pollination occurs when pollen is delivered from the stamen of one flower to the stigma of a flower on another plant of the same species.
Q118: Which of the following is not modification of root?
Prop root
Stilt root
Sponge root
Spine
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Ans: d.
Spine is the modified leave.
Q119: Horizontal stems with long internodes that help in the formation of new plants are?
Cladophylls
Runner
Tendril
Rhizome
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Ans: b.
A long thin stem that usually grows horizontally along the ground and produces roots and shoots at widely spaced nodes, as in a strawberry plant.
Q120: This is not part of seeds
Coat
Embryo
Pedicle
Cotyledon
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Ans: c.
Pedicle is a part of flower.
Q121: Which of the following has breathing roots?
Money Plant
Banyan
Mango
Mangroves
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Ans: d.
Underground tissue of any plant requires oxygen for respiration and in mangrove environment, oxygen in soil is very limited or nil. This necessitates mangrove root system to take up oxygen from the atmosphere. For this purpose, mangrove species have specialized above ground roots called breathing roots.
Q122: Stomata
Usually open in the night
Usually open in the day
Usually open in the evening
Usually open in the mid night
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Ans: b.
Stomata are a tiny opening or pore that is used for gas exchange. They are mostly found on the under-surface of plant leaves. Usually open in the day.
Q123: Which of the following has stilt roots?
Sugarcane
Banyan
Mangroves
Money plant
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Ans: a.
Stilt roots are adventitious support roots, common among mangroves. They grow down from lateral branches, branching in the soil.
Q124: The arrangement of veins on leave blades are called
Phyllotaxy
Venation
Both a and b
None of these
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Ans: b.
The pattern in arrangement of veins in the blade of a leaf is called as venation. Two types of venation are reticulate venation and parallel venation.
Q125: Which of the following is part of shoot system?
Trunk
Branches
Flowers
All of these
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Ans: d.
The part which is seen above the ground is called shoot system. It consist flowers, branches, leaves, stem, bud and fruits.