35 + Interview Questions in PLANTS-NATURES-WONDERFUL-FOOD-FACTORIES IN GENERAL AWARENESS Page 1 InterviewSolution

1.	Seeds bearing two cotyledons possess _____ root system.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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2.	From which part of the germinating seeds does the root develop?A. RadicleB. PlumuleC. CotyledonsD. Endosperm
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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3.	Name the part that connects the stigma to the ovary.A. ThalamusB. StyleC. PedicelD. Filament
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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4.	Identify the group of plants which develop respira- tory roots.A. CactusB. Water hyacinthC. AvicenniaD. Orchids
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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5.	Ovules are found in stigrna.
Answer» False: Ovules are found in ovary

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6.	In plants after fertilization, the ovary develops into fruits and ovules develop into seeds.
Answer» Correct Answer - 1 True

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7.	Photosynthesis takes place in the absence of sunlight.
Answer» Correct Answer - False False: Photosynthesis takes place in the presence of sunlight

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8.	The outermost dry layer of onion is scaly leaf.
Answer» Correct Answer - 1 True

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9.	____ plants trap insects.
Answer» carnivorous plant like Venus flytrap.

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10.	In _____ leaves, the lamina is cut into small leaflets.
Answer» Correct Answer - C::D

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11.	Leaflets are present in simple leaves.
Answer» Correct Answer - False False: Leaflets are present in compound leaves.

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12.	Arrangement of leaves on the stem with one leaf arising from each node is known as alternate arrangernent.
Answer» Correct Answer - 1 True

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13.	If single node bears more than two leaves, such an arrangement is known as _____
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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14.	Roots absorb ____ and ____from the soil.
Answer» Water and minerals

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15.	The plants that grow in nitrogen deficient soil isA. OpuntiaB. VallisneriaC. NeemD. Venus flytrap
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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16.	_____ is the basal swollen part of a flower in which the floral parts are arranged.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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17.	_____ buds lead to increase in the height of the plant.
Answer» Correct Answer - A::C

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18.	Identify the buds of a potato commonly called eyes.A. Terminal budsB. Axillary budsC. Scaly budsD. Floral buds
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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19.	In weak stemmed plants, thread-like structures twine around support and are called _____
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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20.	The flower is protected in bud condition by _____
Answer» Correct Answer - A::C

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21.	Identify the third whorl of the flower.A. CalyxB. StamensC. CorollaD. Carpels
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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22.	Which part of the cactus plant is modified into spine?A. StemB. RootsC. LeavesD. Branches
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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23.	Which of the following parts is present in a carpel?A. Pollen grainB. ThalamusC. OvaryD. Anthers
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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24.	Loss of water in the form of droplets is called transpiration.
Answer» Correct Answer - False False: Loss of water in the form of water vapour is transpiration

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25.	Identify the main organs of respiration in plants.A. RootB. StemC. LeavesD. Branches
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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26.	The microscopic body that contains mak repro- ductive cell in plants is ______
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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27.	_____ flowers contain both stamens and pistil.
Answer» Correct Answer - A::B

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28.	The fruit is the modified _____ of the flower.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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29.	Plants having green tender stems with very few branches are grouped as _____.
Answer» Correct Answer - B

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30.	Opuntia is an example of _____ plant.
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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31.	Identify the function(s) of stem.A. ConductionB. PhotosynthesisC. RespirationD. Both (a) and (b)
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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32.	The place on the plant stem where leaves arise is known as _____
Answer» Correct Answer - D

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33.	The opposite arrangement of leaves at nodes is seen in which plant?A. MangoB. SunflowerC. GuavaD. Mustard
Answer» Correct Answer - C

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34.	Which part of the plant helps in the upward conduction of water and minerals ?A. RootB. StemC. LeavesD. Fruits
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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35.	____ is the broad expanded part of the leaf which helps in photosynthesis.
Answer» Correct Answer - A

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Seeds bearing two cotyledons possess _____ root system.

From which part of the germinating seeds does the root develop?A. RadicleB. PlumuleC. CotyledonsD. Endosperm

Name the part that connects the stigma to the ovary.A. ThalamusB. StyleC. PedicelD. Filament

Identify the group of plants which develop respira- tory roots.A. CactusB. Water hyacinthC. AvicenniaD. Orchids

Ovules are found in stigrna.

In plants after fertilization, the ovary develops into fruits and ovules develop into seeds.

Photosynthesis takes place in the absence of sunlight.

The outermost dry layer of onion is scaly leaf.

____ plants trap insects.

In _____ leaves, the lamina is cut into small leaflets.

Leaflets are present in simple leaves.

Arrangement of leaves on the stem with one leaf arising from each node is known as alternate arrangernent.

If single node bears more than two leaves, such an arrangement is known as _____

Roots absorb and from the soil.

The plants that grow in nitrogen deficient soil isA. OpuntiaB. VallisneriaC. NeemD. Venus flytrap

_____ is the basal swollen part of a flower in which the floral parts are arranged.

_____ buds lead to increase in the height of the plant.

Identify the buds of a potato commonly called eyes.A. Terminal budsB. Axillary budsC. Scaly budsD. Floral buds

In weak stemmed plants, thread-like structures twine around support and are called _____

The flower is protected in bud condition by _____

Identify the third whorl of the flower.A. CalyxB. StamensC. CorollaD. Carpels

Which part of the cactus plant is modified into spine?A. StemB. RootsC. LeavesD. Branches

Which of the following parts is present in a carpel?A. Pollen grainB. ThalamusC. OvaryD. Anthers

Loss of water in the form of droplets is called transpiration.

Identify the main organs of respiration in plants.A. RootB. StemC. LeavesD. Branches

The microscopic body that contains mak repro- ductive cell in plants is ______

_____ flowers contain both stamens and pistil.

The fruit is the modified _____ of the flower.

Plants having green tender stems with very few branches are grouped as _____.

Opuntia is an example of _____ plant.

Identify the function(s) of stem.A. ConductionB. PhotosynthesisC. RespirationD. Both (a) and (b)

The place on the plant stem where leaves arise is known as _____

The opposite arrangement of leaves at nodes is seen in which plant?A. MangoB. SunflowerC. GuavaD. Mustard

Which part of the plant helps in the upward conduction of water and minerals ?A. RootB. StemC. LeavesD. Fruits

____ is the broad expanded part of the leaf which helps in photosynthesis.

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Seeds bearing two cotyledons possess _____ root system.

From which part of the germinating seeds does the root develop?A. RadicleB. PlumuleC. CotyledonsD. Endosperm

Name the part that connects the stigma to the ovary.A. ThalamusB. StyleC. PedicelD. Filament

Identify the group of plants which develop respira- tory roots.A. CactusB. Water hyacinthC. AvicenniaD. Orchids

Ovules are found in stigrna.

In plants after fertilization, the ovary develops into fruits and ovules develop into seeds.

Photosynthesis takes place in the absence of sunlight.

The outermost dry layer of onion is scaly leaf.

____ plants trap insects.

In _____ leaves, the lamina is cut into small leaflets.

Leaflets are present in simple leaves.

Arrangement of leaves on the stem with one leaf arising from each node is known as alternate arrangernent.

If single node bears more than two leaves, such an arrangement is known as _____

Roots absorb ____ and ____from the soil.

The plants that grow in nitrogen deficient soil isA. OpuntiaB. VallisneriaC. NeemD. Venus flytrap

_____ is the basal swollen part of a flower in which the floral parts are arranged.

_____ buds lead to increase in the height of the plant.

Identify the buds of a potato commonly called eyes.A. Terminal budsB. Axillary budsC. Scaly budsD. Floral buds

In weak stemmed plants, thread-like structures twine around support and are called _____

The flower is protected in bud condition by _____

Identify the third whorl of the flower.A. CalyxB. StamensC. CorollaD. Carpels

Which part of the cactus plant is modified into spine?A. StemB. RootsC. LeavesD. Branches

Which of the following parts is present in a carpel?A. Pollen grainB. ThalamusC. OvaryD. Anthers

Loss of water in the form of droplets is called transpiration.

Identify the main organs of respiration in plants.A. RootB. StemC. LeavesD. Branches

The microscopic body that contains mak repro- ductive cell in plants is ______

_____ flowers contain both stamens and pistil.

The fruit is the modified _____ of the flower.

Plants having green tender stems with very few branches are grouped as _____.

Opuntia is an example of _____ plant.

Identify the function(s) of stem.A. ConductionB. PhotosynthesisC. RespirationD. Both (a) and (b)

The place on the plant stem where leaves arise is known as _____

The opposite arrangement of leaves at nodes is seen in which plant?A. MangoB. SunflowerC. GuavaD. Mustard

Which part of the plant helps in the upward conduction of water and minerals ?A. RootB. StemC. LeavesD. Fruits

____ is the broad expanded part of the leaf which helps in photosynthesis.

Roots absorb and from the soil.