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# BIOLOGY XI NOTES ## Chapter # 09 ### Multiple Choice Questions - [MCQs] ## KINGDOM PLANTAE ### KINGDOM PLANTAE - MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS ### Biology - XI ### Section III- Biodiversity 1. The multicellular eukaryotes autotrophs are called: - (a) v Plants - (b) Bacteria - (c) Fun...

# BIOLOGY XI NOTES ## Chapter # 09 ### Multiple Choice Questions - [MCQs] ## KINGDOM PLANTAE ### KINGDOM PLANTAE - MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS ### Biology - XI ### Section III- Biodiversity 1. The multicellular eukaryotes autotrophs are called: - (a) v Plants - (b) Bacteria - (c) Fungi - (d) Animalia 2. Two main groups of plants are called: - (a) v Bryophytes & Tracheophytes - (b) Bryophytes & Algae - (c) Bryophytes & Fungi - (d) Angiosperms & Bacteria 3. The non-vascular plants are called: - (a) Gymnosperms - (b) Angiosperms - (c) v Bryophytes - (d) Tracheophytes 4. The vascular plants are called: - (a) Fungi - (b) Bryophytes - (c) v Tracheophytes - (d) Algae 5. The plants with xylem and phloem are called: - (a) Bryophytes - (b) v Tracheophytes - (c) Algae - (d) Marchantia 6. A common liverwort is called: - (a) v Marchantia - (b) Equisetum - (c) Fern - (d) Pinus 7. Rhynia and Psilotum belong to the group of - (a) v Psilopsida - (b) Pteropsida - (c) Spermopsida - (d) Bryophyta 8. The Fossil plant of Psilopsida is: - (a) Psilotum - (b) v Rhynia - (c) Fern - (d) Moss 9. The living genera of psilopsida are: - (a) v Psilotum & Tmesipteris - (b) Psilotum & Rhynia - (c) Psilotum & Marchantia - (d) Marchantia & Phynia 10. Selaginella is also called: - (a) v Club moss - (b) Moss - (c) Horse tail - (d) Seed plant 11. Selaginella belongs to the group ______ of Tracheophyta. - (a) Spermopsida - (b) Pteropsida - (c) Psilopsida - (d) v Lycopsida 12. Equisetum belongs to the group of Tracheophyta. - (a) Psilopsida - (b) v Lycopsida - (c) Pteropsida - (d) Spermopsida 13. Horse tail is called: - (a) Moss - (b) Marchantia - (c) v Equisetum - (d) Selaginella 14. The group of Fern is called: - (a) Lycopsida - (b) Spermopsida - (c) v Pteropsida - (d) Psilopsida 15. The group of seed plants is called: - (a) Lycopsida - (b) Psilopsida - (c) v Spermopsida - (d) Pteropsida 16. Spermopsida are the: - (a) v Pinus & Anglosperms - (b) Marchantia & Moss - (c) Fern & Selaginella - (d) Fern & Equisetum 17. The first stage in the life cycle of Fern called: - (a) v Sporophyte - (b) Gametophyte - (c) Sexual stage - (d) None of them 18. The second stage in the life cycle of Fern is called: - (a) Sporophyte - (b) Conidiophyte - (c) v Gametophyte - (d) Asexual stage 19. Rhizophore is produced by the stem of: - (a) Selaginella - (b) Pinus - (c) v Sunflower - (d) Marchantia 20. Common example of conifers is: - (a) Sunflower - (b) v Pinus - (c) Rhynia - (d) Marchantia 21. Needle like leaves are found in: - (a) Stigeoclonium - (b) Sunflower - (c) v Pinus - (d) Rhynia 22. Staminate and ovulate cones are produced in: - (a) Marchantia - (b) Selaginella - (c) Rhynia - (d) v Pinus 23. Plants that bear two type of spores are called: - (a) Heterozygous - (b) Homozygous - (c) Homosporous - (d) v Heterosporous 24. Vascular tissue system is found in: - (a) Marchantia - (b) v Selaginella - (c) Rhizopus - (d) Ulva 25. Gemma cups are found in: - (a) Ulva - (b) v Marchantia - (c) Selaginella - (d) Rhynia 26. In Moss male gametes are produced in: - (a) v Antheridia - (b) Capsule - (c) Capsule - (d) Archegonium 27. In Moss spores are formed in: - (a) Archegonia - (b) v Capsule - (c) Antheridia - (d) Gem ma cup 28. In Moss egg cell is formed in: - (a) Capsule - (b) Archegonium - (c) Antheridium - (d) v Gem ma cup 29. In plants translocation of food takes place by: - (a) Xylem - (b) v Phloem - (c) Cambium - (d) Endodermis 30. Conduction of water in the body of plant takes place by: - (a) Cambium - (b) Phloem - (c) v Xylem - (d) Sieve tubes 31. Strobilus is found in: - (a) Marchantia - (b) v Selaginella - (c) Rhynia - (d) Rhizopus 32. The asexual reproduction in Fern takes place by: - (a) v Spores - (b) Gametes - (c) Conidia - (d) Endospore 33. The groups of sporangia in Fern are called: - (a) Tetrad - (b) v Sorus - (c) Strobilus - (d) Spike 34. Each sorus is a group of: - (a) Gametargia - (b) v Sporangia - (c) Conidia - (d) Strobilus 35. The stalk of sporangium is called: - (a) v Sporangiophore - (b) Sporophore - (c) Petiole - (d) Redicil 36. The thickwalled part of Fern sporangium is called: - (a) Stomium - (b) v Annulus - (c) Operculum - (d) Columella 37. The thinwalled part of Fern sporangium is called: - (a) Operculum - (b) v Stomium - (c) Annulus - (d) Peristome 38. The gametophyte of Fern is called: - (a) v Prothallus - (b) Procarp - (c) Ascocarp - (d) Pericarp 39. The male organs of Fern, Marchantia and Moss are called: - (a) v Antheridia - (b) Oogonia - (c) Archegonia - (d) Ascogonia 40. The female organs of Fern, Marchantia and Moss are called: - (a) v Oogonia - (b) Archegonia - (c) Spermatio - (d) Ascogonia 41. Flower with stalk is called: - (a) Pedicellate - (b) v Petiolate - (c) v Peduncle - (d) Sessile 42. When carpels are free the condition is called: - (a) Apocarpous - (b) Syncarpous - (c) Polyandrous - (d) Syngenesious 43. When ovary is superior the flower is called: - (a) Epigynous - (b) Perigynous - (c) v Hypogynous - (d) Epi petalouns 44. When ovary is inferior, the flower is called: - (a) v Epigynous - (b) Perigynous - (c) Hypogynous - (d) Gynandrous 45. When flower is divided into two equal halves by only one axis, the flower is called: - (a) Actinomorphic - (b) v Zygomorphic - (c) Epigynous - (d) Perigynous 46. When flower can be divided into two equal halves by any angle, the flower is called: - (a) v Actinomorphic - (b) Zygomorphic - (c) Epigynous - (d) Perigynous 47. Ovule is attached to the ovary by: - (a) Micropyle - (b) Nuclellus - (c) Integument - (d) v Placenta 48. Arrangement of ovules or placenta in the ovary is called: - (a) Aestivation - (b) v Placentation - (c) Ovulation - (d) Placenta 49. Arrangement of sepals or petals in a flower is called: - (a) v Aestivation - (b) Placentation - (c) Ovulation - (d) Placenta 50. Egg cell is produced in the: - (a) Nucleus - (b) Integument - (c) Style - (d) v Embryosac 51. When carpels are fused the condition is known as: - (a) Apocarpous - (b) v Syncarpous - (c) Hypogynous - (d) Epigynous 52. Androecium is a collection of: - (a) Carpels - (b) Petals - (c) v Stamens - (d) Bracts 53. Part of Stamen which produces pollen grains is called: - (a) Filament - (b) Connective - (c) v Anther - (d) Style 54. When Stamens are attached to the petals, the condition is called: - (a) v Epipetalous - (b) Gynandrous - (c) Episepalous - (d) Style 55. When stamens are completely free from each other, they are termed as: - (a) v Polyandrous - (b) Monoadelphous - (c) Polypetalous - (d) Epipetalous 56. When the filaments are fused together to form one bundle and anthers remain free, the condition is called: - (a) Polyandrous - (b) Syngenesious - (c) v Monoadelphous - (d) Diadelphous 57. Gynoecium is composed of: - (a) Stamens - (b) Anthers - (c) v Carpels - (d) Perianth 58. Part of gynoecium which receives pollen grains is called: - (a) Ovary - (b) Style - (c) v Stigma - (d) Bract 59. Part of gynoecium which produces ovules is called: - (a) Stigma - (b) Style - (c) v Ovary - (d) Connective 60. Calyx is a collection of: - (a) v Sepals - (b) Petals - (c) Stamens - (d) Carpels 61. Fused sepals are termed as: - (a) Polysepalous - (b) v Gamosepalous - (c) Syncarpous - (d) Monoadelphous 62. Free sepals are called: - (a) v Polysepalous - (b) Gamosepalous - (c) Polypelatous - (d) Gamopetalous 63. Fee petals are known as: - (a) v Polypetalous - (b) Gamopetalous - (c) Poly androus - (d) Apocarpous 64. Fused petals are called: - (a) Polysepalous - (b) Gamosepalous - (c) Polypetalous - (d) v Gamopetalous 65. Infundibuliform funnel-shaped corolla is present in the family: - (a) Brassicaceae - (b) Poaceae - (c) v Solanaceae - (d) Fabaceae 66. Five stamens free and epipetalous are the characteristic of the family: - (a) Poaceae - (b) Brassicaceae - (c) v Solanaceae - (d) Fabaceae 67. In family Solanaceae the placentation is: - (a) Parietal - (b) v Axile - (c) Twisted - (d) Marginal 68. Solanum tuberosum potato and solanum melongena (brinjal) plants belong to the family: - (a) v Solanaceae - (b) Malvaceae - (c) Fabaceae - (d) Poaceae 69. Lycopersicum esculentum and Nicotiana tabaccum plants belong to the family: - (a) Fabaceae - (b) Poaceae - (c) v Solanaceae - (d) Malvaceae 70. Vexillary aestivation is the characteristics of the family: - (a) Poaceae - (b) v Fabaceae - (c) Solanaceae - (d) Brassicaceae 71. Diadelphous (9+1) stamens are found in the family: - (a) Poaceae - (b) Solanaceae - (c) v Fabaceae - (d) Malvaceae 72. In family Fabaceae the placentation is: - (a) Parietal - (b) Axile - (c) Marginal - (d) Twisted 73. In family Poaceae the inflorescence is: - (a) Raceme - (b) v Spike or spikelet - (c) Capitulum - (d) Cyme 74. Perianth is the characteristics of the family: - (a) Fabaceae - (b) Solanaceae - (c) Brassicaceae - (d) v Poaceae 75. In family poaceae the placentation is: - (a) Marginal - (b) Parietal - (c) Axile - (d) v Basal 76. Feathery stigma is the characteristic of the family: - (a) v Poaceae - (b) Fabaceae - (c) Solanaceae - (d) Malvaceae 77. Apple, pear, peach and almond are included in the family: - (a) Fabaceae - (b) Mimosasae - (c) v Rosaceae - (d) Solanaceae 78. The botanical name of apple is: - (a) v Pyrus malus - (b) Pyrus communis - (c) Prunus persica - (d) Prunus amygdalus 79. The botanical name of pear is: - (a) Pyrus malus - (b) v Pyrus communis - (c) Prunus persica - (d) Prunus amygdalus 80. The botanical name of peach is: - (a) v Prunus persica - (b) Rosa indica - (c) Cassia fistula - (d) Prosopis 81. The botanical name of almond is: - (a) v Prunus amygdalous - (b) Acacia arabica - (c) Pyrus malus - (d) Parkinsonia 82. The botanical name of rose is: - (a) Pyrus malus - (b) Pyrus amygdatus - (c) v Rosa indica - (d) Prosopis 83. Multiple of 5 petals with, numerous free stamens and numerous separate carpel's are the characters of family: - (a) Mimosasae - (b) v Rosaceae - (c) Poaceae - (d) Solanaceae 84. Pea, gram, peanut, sesbania are included in the family: - (a) Caesal pinacae - (b) v Fabaceae - (c) Rosaceae - (d) Solanaceae 85. The botanical name of edible pea is: - (a) Pyrus malus - (b) v Pisum sativum - (c) Petunia - (d) Albizzia 86. Acacia family is called: - (a) Casalpinaceae - (b) v Mimosaceae - (c) Fabaceae - (d) Fabaceae 87. Acacia, Albizia, Xylia, Mimosa and Prosopis plants are included in family: - (a) Fabaceae - (b) Solanaceae - (c) v Mimosaceae - (d) Rosaceae 88. Gum and Katha are obtained from the plants of family: - (a) Mimosaceae - (b) Fabaceae - (c) v Caesalpinaceae - (d) Poaceae 89. Casia family is called: - (a) Fabaceae - (b) v Caesalpinaceae - (c) Solaceae - (d) Rosaceae 90. Tamarind (imli), Amaltus, Kachnar are included in the family  - (a) Mimosaceae - (b) Fabaceae - (c) v Caosalpinaceae - (d) Poaceae 91. The botanical name of imli is: - (a) v Tamanndus indica - (b) Cassia fistula - (c) Bauhinia - (d) Parkinsonia 92. The botanical name of Kachnar is: - (a) Cassia fistula - (b) v Bauhinia - (c) Tamerindus - (d) Arachis 93. The botanical name of Amaltas is: - (a) Parkinsonia - (b) v Cassia fistula - (c) Parkinsonia - (d) None of them 94. Flame of the forest is called: - (a) v Gul-e-moher - (b) Imli - (c) Kachnar - (d) Amaltas 95. 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