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AQA A-Level Biology Paper 1 & 2: Basics in Reproduction

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Providing a comprehensive preparation for Basic Reproduction at higher secondary and undergraduate levels. Topics include vegetative propagation, flower parts and development, pollination. Important model paper covering terms like pollinium, hormones, placenta and ovum. An easy study prior to exams for clear understanding of basics in reproductive cycle. All the relevant and important questions for the topic are discussed.

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FIRST SESSIONAL EXAM
Reproduction
MM: 40 Time: _ hours
Section A
Q.1 Attempt all the following parts:
Multiple Choice Questions (40x1=40)
1. Asexual reproduction includes characteristics as :
a) fertilization absent b) only mitosis
c) no mixing of genes d) all the above
2. Vegetative reproduction includes features as :
a) no dispersion of propagules b) propagules decay soon
c) result in clones d) all the above
3. Which of the following capable of vegetative propagation? :
a) potato b) sweet potato
c) groundnut d) legumes
4. All freshwater sponges reproduce asexually by :
a) regeneration b) budding
c) spores d) gemmules
5.Vegetative propagation is a natural feature of the flower :
a) garden pea b) petunia
c) china rose d) Chrysanthemum
6. In sexual reproduction, the actual union of two gametes is called:
a) fertilization b) oogamy
c) syngamy d) double fertilization
7. Male and female flowers present on different plants

, but same species is called :
a) monoecious b) dioecious
d) unisexual d) bisexual
8. The same individual carries both testes and ovaries in :
a) leech b) earthworm
c) tapeworm d) all the above
9. Development of egg without the participation of sperm is:
a) syngamy b) apogamy
c) parthenocarpy d) parthenogenesis
10. Features of oestrous cycle include :
a) occurs in non-primates
b) blood does not flow
c) consists of a short period of heat
d) all the above
11. Considered as the most beautiful manifestation
of biodiversity are :
a) birds b) humans
c) flowers d) corals
12. The leaves of the perianth are called :
a) petals b) carpels
c) tepals d) bracts
13. The stalk of an inflorescence is called :
a) petiole b) pedicel
c) reproductive stem d) peduncle
14. Flowers with semi-superior ovary are called :
a) perigynous b) epigynous

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Edition: 2013 ISBN: 9781477705643 Edition: Unknown

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