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Chapter wise NEET Biology MCQs | NEET Plant Kingdom (Class 11) Questions | Online Test No 04

NEET Plant Kingdom | Kingdom Plantae: MCQs Quiz - 4

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Question 1
Spores of Funaria on germination give rise to
A
Antheridium
B
Bud
C
Protonema
D
Archegonium
Question 2
The discovery of gibberellins is related with one of the following
A
Blast disease of rice
B
Rust disease of wheat
C
‘Bakanae’ disease of rice
D
Early blight disease of potato
Question 3
The female reproductive structure of small, nonvascular plants that produces a single egg by mitosis is
A
Archegonium
B
Antheridium
C
Gemmae cup
D
Sporangiophore
Question 4
The gametophyte is not an independent, free-living generation in
A
Pinus
B
Polytrichum
C
Adiantum
D
Marchantia
Question 5
The ladder-like structure found in Spirogyra is due to
A
Scalariform conjugation
B
Lateral conjugation
C
Direct conjugation
D
Asexual reproduction
Question 6
The nonvascular plants whose gametophytes are larger than their sporophytes are
A
Fungi
B
Pteridophytes
C
Algae
D
Bryophytes
Question 7
The seedless vascular plants whose sporophytes are larger than their small and independent gametophytes are
A
Pteridophytes
B
Angiosperms
C
Gymnosperms
D
None of these
Question 8
The sporophytes are heterosporous in
A
Selaginella
B
Nephrolepis
C
Marchantia
D
Polytrichum
Question 9
The term prothallus refers to
A
a plant body not differentiated into root, stem and leaves
B
reduced sporophyte
C
a stage before thallus formation
D
reduced gametophyte
Question 10
The term 'vascular cryptogams' is used for
A
Bryophyta
B
Pteridophyta
C
Angiosperms
D
Gymnosperms
Question 11
The unicellular green algae that undergo both asexual and sexual reproduction are
A
Chlamydomonas
B
Selaginella
C
Pinus
D
Dryopteris
Question 12
The walking fern is so named because
A
it is dispersed through the agency of walking animals
B
it propagates vegetatively by its shoot tips
C
its spores are able to walk
D
it knows how to walk by itself
Question 13
Transgenic plants are the ones
A
Grown in artificial medium after hybridization in the field
B
Produced by a somatic embryo in artificial medium
C
Generated by introducing foreign DNA in to a cell and regenerating a plant from that cell
D
Produced after protoplast fusion in artificial medium
Question 14
Trumpet hyphae of certain brown algae are similar to
A
Sieve tubes
B
Tracheids
C
Tracheae
D
Companion cells
Question 15
Which cells within the microsporangia undergo meiosis and produce microspores.
A
Zygotic cells
B
Spore mother cells
C
Archegonial cells
D
Antheridial cells
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5 thoughts on “Plant Kingdom: MCQs Test – 4”

  • Reply ↓
    akash

    hi guys

    it is very useful if you did it after study very fine & sharp.

  • Reply ↓
    delightdev

    i feel that in question no. 4 it should be elaborated that
    gametophyte is free from sporophyte, or
    male and female gametophyte whether independent
    in my opinion it creates two answers in my mind !!!

    • Reply ↓
      Apurva Popat

      i knw wats runnin in your mind.. let me try if i can clarify it…

      unlike bryophyte (dominant phase : Gametophyte but also shows haplo-diplontic phase) and pteridophytes (Sporophytic and also sumtimes haplo diplontic) gymonosperm cannot exist in haplo diplontic stage. they exist in Sporophytic phase (diplontic) and the gametophytic phase in the gymnosperm is DEPENDENT on the sporophytic phase and cannot sustain independently.

      so bryophytes and pteridophytes can have their both phases independetly but gymnosperms cannot!!!