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15 Multiple Choice Questions MCQs on NEET Morphology/Anatomy of Flowering Plants. Test No. 2

Morphology/Anatomy of Flowering Plants: Quiz - 2

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Question 1
Green leaf-like modified aerial stems/branches with a single internode are called
A
Bulbils
B
Cladodes
C
Phylloclades
D
Phyllodes
Question 2
In groundnut, the root is
A
Epiphytic
B
Napiform
C
Nodulated
D
Photosynthetic
Question 3
In humid climate, function of spines in shrubs is
A
To defend against mammal herbivory
B
To defend against woodcutters
C
To reduce transpiration
D
To check seed predation by birds
Question 4
In longitudinal section of a root, starting from the tip upward, the four zones occur in the following order:
A
Cell division, cell maturation, cell enlargement, root cap
B
Root cap, cell division, cell enlargement, cell maturation
C
Root cap, cell division, cell maturation, cell enlargement
D
Cell division, cell enlargement, cell maturation, root cap
Question 5
In which of the following plants leaf apex is modified into tendril?
A
Gloriosa
B
Eichhornia
C
Nymphaea
D
Parkinsonia
Question 6
Muehlenbeckia (cocoloba) is an example of
A
Phyllode
B
Phylloclade
C
Cladode
D
Cladophyll
Question 7
Parallel venation is found in:
A
Dentaria
B
Hollyhock
C
Banyan
D
Grasses
Question 8
Phylloclade is a modified
A
Bud
B
Tuber
C
Stem
D
Flower
Question 9
Rhizome is
A
Horizontal to soil surface
B
Sympodial
C
Diageotropic
D
All of these
Question 10
Root cap is absent in
A
Mesophytes
B
Xerophytes
C
Hydrophytes
D
Halophytes
Question 11
Roots of which plant contain a red pigment which has affinity for oxygen?
A
Carrot
B
Soybean
C
Mustard
D
Radish
Question 12
Selaginella and Salvinia are considered to represent a significant step toward evolution of seed habit because
A
Megaspores possess endosperm and embryo surrounded by seed coat
B
Embryo develops in female gametophyte which is retained on parent sporophyte
C
Female gametophyte is free and gets dispersed like seeds
D
Female gametophyte lacks archegonia
Question 13
Sieve tubes are present in
A
Parenchyma
B
Xylem
C
Phloem
D
Sclerenchyma
Question 14
Small sized plants which have soft stem are termed as
A
Bush
B
Shrubs
C
Herbs
D
Trees
Question 15
Stem develops from
A
Cotyledons
B
Radicle
C
Plumule
D
Procambium
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13 thoughts on “Morphology / Anatomy of Flowering Plants: MCQs Test – 2”

  • Reply ↓
    kashish

    its knowledgeable…but i wud like to noe the name of the red pigment present in the roots of carrot that has an affinity for oxygen…que 11…
    wud nyone mind tellin me dis??

    • Reply ↓
      fara

      the ans must be soyabean which belongs to th family fabacae. carrot must be wrong..legumes like soyabean has a pigment called leghaemoglobin which has a higher affinity towards oxygen.

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    thakor sindhu

    it help me for getting so much knowledge abot mcq on type