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Observe the following table.Reproduction systemOrganismsFissionParamoecium, BacteriaBuddingYeast, HydraFragmentationFlatworms, SpirogyraRhizomeGinger, TurmericCuttingRose, HibiscusGraftingCitrus, AppleOn the basis of information given in the table write- the answers to the following questions. i) Write the names of two organisms that show Asexual reproduction.ii) Write two artificial vegetative propagation methods mentioned in the table.iii) Write the names of two plants, which undergo natural vegetative propagation mentioned in the table.iv) In fission, how many organisms can we get from one organism? |
Answer» i) Yeast, Hydra, Bacteria, Paramoecium (any two you may write) ii) Cutting, Grafting iii) Ginger, Turmeric iv) Two |
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352. |
Which of the following is concerned with male reproductive system ? A) Fallopian tubes B) Testes C) Placenta D) Umbilical cord |
Answer» Answer is (B) Testes |
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353. |
To obtain fungal structures we use one of the food material A) Dry seeds B) Roti C) Smoked fish D) A or B |
Answer» Answer is (B) Roti |
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354. |
What is fission? |
Answer» Splitting of organisms into two or more offsprings in a symmetrical manner is known as fission. Ex: Paramoecium and bacteria. |
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355. |
The male and female gamete-producing organs of a flower is called.A. ovary and ovuleB. stamen and antherC. stigma and stamenD. anther and ovary |
Answer» Correct Answer - D | |
356. |
What is the reproductive organ of a male flower ? |
Answer» Correct Answer - Androecium | |
357. |
Consider the given picture. What will be consequence if vasa deferentia is detached ? A) Sperms are not produced B) Sperms do not reach seminal vesicle C) Person will dieD) Cowper’s gland becomes inactive |
Answer» (B) Sperms do not reach seminal vesicle |
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358. |
Immediately after the delivery, the mammary glands of the mother secrete ……… A) MilkB) Colostrum C) Blood D) water |
Answer» (B) Colostrum |
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359. |
This symbol denotes ……….A) World AIDS Day B) World DOCTORS’ Day C) World HEALTH Day D) World RED CROSS Day |
Answer» A) World AIDS Day |
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360. |
The female sex organ of a flower consists ofA. sepalsB. pollen sacsC. ovaryD. stigma to style |
Answer» Correct Answer - C::D | |
361. |
The given picture depicts ……A) Female gametophyte B) Antipodal cells C) Secondary nucleus D) Helper cells |
Answer» A) Female gametophyte |
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362. |
Name the male and female reproductive organs of a flower. |
Answer» Male and female reproductive organs of a flower are androecium and gynecium , respectively . | |
363. |
Why do the pollen grains of Vallisneria have a mucilaginous covering ? |
Answer» Pollen grains have a mucilage covering to protect themselves from wetting as Vallisneria is a water pollinated species . | |
364. |
Why do corn cobs have long tassels ? |
Answer» The corn cobs have long tassels which are actually stigma and style. Their long length helps them to trap pollen grains from air | |
365. |
Find out the given pictureA) Spores in neem leaf B) Sori infern C) Fungi D) Spores in mango |
Answer» (B) Sori infern |
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366. |
The male part of flower is A) Ovules B) Stamen C) Petals D) Sepals |
Answer» The male part of flower is Sepals |
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367. |
The symbol for easy delivery process is A) Not having labour pains B) Amniotic fluid flows out due to the rupture of Amnion C) The contractions of the walls of uterus are weak D) The child turns cross and comes out |
Answer» B) Amniotic fluid flows out due to the rupture of Amnion |
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368. |
Pathway of ovum in female reproductive system is A) Ovary → Oviduct →Uterus → Vagina B) Vagina → Uterus → Oviduct → Ovary C) Ovary → Oviduct → UterusD) Uterus → Vagina → Oviduct |
Answer» (A) Ovary → Oviduct →Uterus → Vagina |
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369. |
Which bacteria is responsible for formation of curd from milk? |
Answer» Lactobacillus bacteria is responsible for formation of curd from milk. |
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370. |
The number of ova released once in females periodically is A) 3 B) 2 C) 4 D) 1 |
Answer» Answer is (D) 1 |
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371. |
In grafting the plant part which supplies% nutrients from soil is called A) Scion B) Graft C) Stock D) Branch |
Answer» Answer is (C) Stock |
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372. |
The reason for growth of beard and moustache in males is A) Secondary sexual characters B) Sexual hormonesC) Growth of muscles D) Inheritance |
Answer» (B) Sexual hormones |
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373. |
Name the organism and the mode of reproduction represented in the diagram given below . |
Answer» The organism is Yeast and the mode of reproduction is budding | |
374. |
The acid present in milk is A) Citric acid B) Asteric acidC) Lactic acid D) Ascorbic acid |
Answer» (C) Lactic acid |
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375. |
The sending out of semen from male’s body is called A) reproduction B) ejaculation C) ovulation D) fertilisation |
Answer» (B) ejaculation |
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376. |
Name the part ‘X’ in the given diagram.A) Acrosome B) Head C) Nucleus D) Tail |
Answer» (A) Acrosome |
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377. |
Amoeba undergoes cystation and divides into many organisms in unfavourable conditions. This is called A) Binary fission B) Longitudinal binary fission C) BuddingD) Multiple fission |
Answer» (D) Multiple fission |
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378. |
Which part of the male reproductive system produces (human) the sperm cells ? A) Seminiferous tubule B) Epididymis C) Bladder D) Scrotum |
Answer» (A) Seminiferous tubule |
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379. |
Which of the following material changes in paramoecium during conjugation ? A) ProtoplasmB) Nucleic material C) Sap of vacuoles D) Chromatin material |
Answer» (B) Nucleic material |
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380. |
What are the means of reproduction in unfavourable conditions ?A. BuddingB. Multiple fissionC. Spore formationD. Fragmentation |
Answer» Correct Answer - B::C | |
381. |
Which part of the male reproductive system produces (human) the sperm cells ? |
Answer» Correct option is C) Seminiferous tubules |
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382. |
Which part of human male reproductive system stores sperms temporarily?A) Epididymis B) Seminiferous tubules C) Vasa efferentia D) Penis |
Answer» (A) Epididymis |
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383. |
The process that is performed by paramoecium to attain the lost energy A) Conjugation B) Vegetative propagation C) Production of spores D) Internal fertilization |
Answer» (A) Conjugation |
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384. |
Sperm cells of human male reproductive system are produced from …………A) seminiferous tubulesB) epididymis C) scrotum D) prostate gland |
Answer» (A) seminiferous tubules |
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385. |
Which of the following reproduce througe spores? i) Mucor ii) Bacteria iii) Rhizopusiv) Fern A) i only B) ii, iii, iv only C) ii, iii only D) All |
Answer» Answer is (D) All |
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386. |
In what way does mitotic division help the living organism? |
Answer» 1. growth 2. cell repair 3. healing wounds. |
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387. |
Identify the mitotic phase shown in the diagramA) Prophase B) Anaphase C) Metaphase D) Telophase |
Answer» (B) Anaphase |
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388. |
Fill in the blanks:The scheme of the mitotic division was confirmed in ______by Theodor Boveri.The double helix structure of DNA was discovered by Watson and Crick in ______.The number of chromosomes in man is ____.Cells divide for the growth of the _______to repair and replace the wear out cells and also for the formation of gametes. |
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389. |
Who confirmed the scheme of mitotic division? |
Answer» The scheme of mitotic division was confirmed in 1904 by Theodor Boveri. |
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390. |
What type of reproduction occurs in paramoecium during favourable conditions? |
Answer» During favourable conditions paramoecium reproduce asexually by fission. |
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391. |
Vicky’s father wants to grow a single plant having two desirable characters colourful flowers and big fruits. What method will you suggest to him and why? |
Answer» 1. I will suggest the method of grafting to him. 2. Grafting enables us to combine the most desirable characteristics of two plants into a single plant with colourful flowers and big fruits. 3. By grafting method, a very young scion can be made to flower and produce fruits fast when it is grafted to the stock. 4. Vicky’s father can grow one of the two plants as stock and second plant can be graft to some of its branches as scions. 5. Then he can get the plant with both the desirable characters. |
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Organisms reproduce asexually in many ways. Some of the organisms are given below. Fill the below table based on the collected information about the organism and mode of asexual reproduction in it.a) Onion b) Spirogyra c) Strawberry d) Ginger e) Honey-bee f) Paramoecium g) Planaria h) YeastName of the organismMode of Asexual reproduction |
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“All unicellular organisms undergo only mitotic cell division during favourable conditions” – Do you support this statement? Why? |
Answer» 1. Unicellular organisms undergo mitotic cell division not only during favourable conditions but also in unfavourable conditions. So I don’t support the given statement. 2. When the organism finds favourable conditions it deserves to perform division called Fission. Ex: Amoeba. 3. Sometimes scarcity of food or to save it life, some organisms undergo mitotic cell division. 4. Organisms like paramoecium undergo a type of sexual reproduction called conjugation during unfavourable conditions. |
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394. |
Which of the following organisms do not reproduce by spores? A) Rhizopus B) Mucor C) Yeast D) Bacteria |
Answer» Answer is (C) Yeast |
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395. |
Fill in the blanks:After mitosis two daughter cells are formed whereas after meiosis four ______cells are formed.Sexual _____does not necessarily mean that the body or the mind is ready for sexual acts. |
Answer» After mitosis two daughter cells are formed whereas after meiosis four daughter cells are formed. Sexual maturation does not necessarily mean that the body or the mind is ready for sexual acts |
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396. |
The chromosomal number is reduced to half in the daughter cells produced by meiosis. What happens if the number is not reduced to half in daughter cells? (OR) In Meiosis, the chromosome number in the daughter cells are reduced to half that of their parent cells. Guess, what would happen, if the reduction of chromosome number is not done. |
Answer» 1. If the reduction of chromosomes number is not done, the chromosomal number is doubled in the offsprings. 2. The change in chromosomal number leads to development of abnormal characters in the individual. 3. The offspring differs from parental generation. 4. Abnormal characters will be formed in new generation, which are not useful for the existence of individual. |
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See the adjacent picture. Which type of pollination will occur in this ? Why do you think so? |
Answer» 1. Self-pollination occurs if stamens and carpels matures at the same time. 2. If they mature at different times, cross pollination occurs. 3. Cross pollination occurs in this plant. 4. For cross pollination the pollen grains are carried from other plants belonging to the same species. 5. The mechanism of dispersal of pollen grains from one plant to other plant is facilitated mostly by wind and insects. 6. Cross pollination is believed to be advantageous for the plant. 7. The seeds produced by the flower will contain another source of genetic material 8. Which may contain genes which are advantageous to the survival of the seedlings. |
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398. |
How many haploid daughter cells are formed after meiosis? |
Answer» Four haploid daughter cells are formed after meiosis. |
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399. |
The daughter cells formed during meiosis are : A) Haploid B) Diploid C) Triploid D) Polyploid |
Answer» The daughter cells formed during meiosis are Haploid |
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400. |
How is tissue culture more beneficial than other traditional methods for the artificial propagation of plants? (OR)What is tissue culture? What are its uses? |
Answer» 1. The traditional methods for the artificial propagation of plants are being replaced by the modern methods of artificial propagation of plants involving tissue culture, as it is more beneficial than the traditional methods. 2. In tissue culture, a few plant cells or plant tissue are placed in a growth medium with plant hormones in it and it grows into new plants. 3. Thousands of plants can be grown in very short interval of time. 4. There will be no climatic impact on the propagation, so multiplication can be done throughout the year. 5. It is possible to obtain plants that are free from pathogens. |
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