Section A: Basic Identification
Q1-10. Fill in the blanks:
- The process of production of new organisms from the existing ones is called __________.
- DNA stands for __________.
- The male reproductive part of a flower is called __________.
- The female reproductive part of a flower is called __________.
- The fusion of male and female gametes is called __________.
- Human beings are __________ (Oviparous/Viviparous).
- The period of adolescence when reproductive tissues begin to mature is called __________.
- In humans, fertilization takes place in the __________.
- The embryo gets nutrition from the mother's blood with the help of __________.
- The stoppage of menstruation in females is called __________.
Section B: Modes of Reproduction
Q11-20. Select correct word:
- Amoeba reproduces by __________ (Binary Fission/Budding).
- Plasmodium reproduces by __________ (Multiple Fission/Fragmentation).
- Planaria reproduces by __________ (Regeneration/Spore Formation).
- Bryophyllum reproduces through __________ (Roots/Leaves).
- Rhizopus reproduces by __________ (Spore Formation/Tissue Culture).
- Yeasts reproduce by __________ (Budding/Fission).
- Spirogyra reproduces by __________ (Fragmentation/Regeneration).
- Rose is propagated by __________ (Grafting/Layering).
- Unisexual flowers contain __________ (Stamen/Pistil/Both/Either).
- The transfer of pollen grains from anther to stigma is called __________
(Pollination/Fertilization).
Section C: True or False
Q21-30. State True or False:
- DNA copying is essential for reproduction. __________
- Binary fission involves the division of the parent into many daughter cells. __________ (False).
- Potato reproduces by eyes present on the tuber. __________
- Fertilization in humans is external. __________ (False).
- The testis is located outside the abdominal cavity. __________
- Ovary releases one egg every month. __________
- Copper-T prevents the entry of sperm. __________ (False, prevents implantation).
- HIV-AIDS is a bacterial disease. __________ (False, Viral).
- Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease. __________
- Placenta is formed only if fertilization occurs. __________
Section D: One Word Answers
Q31-40. Answer in one word:
- Name the main male sex hormone. __________ (Testosterone).
- Name the main female sex hormone. __________ (Estrogen).
- Which part of the flower becomes the fruit? __________ (Ovary).
- Which part of the flower becomes the seed? __________ (Ovules).
- Name the method of contraception where the Vas Deferens is cut. __________ (Vasectomy).
- Name a flower which is bisexual. __________ (Hibiscus/Mustard).
- Where are sperms produced in humans? __________ (Testes).
- Name the common passage for urine and sperm in males. __________ (Urethra).
- What is the duration of the menstrual cycle? __________ (28 days).
- Name the causative agent of Gonorrhoea. __________ (Bacteria).
Section E: Match the Following
Q41-50. Match the Organism with Mode of Reproduction:
| Column A
(Organism) |
Column B (Mode)
|
| 41. Amoeba |
(a) Spore Formation |
| 42. Leishmania |
(b) Budding |
| 43. Plasmodium |
(c) Vegetative Propagation |
| 44. Spirogyra |
(d) Binary Fission |
| 45. Hydra |
(e) Unisexual Flower |
| 46. Yeast |
(f) Multiple Fission |
| 47. Rhizopus |
(g) Regeneration/Budding |
| 48. Bryophyllum |
(h) Fragmentation |
| 49. Papaya |
(i) Bisexual Flower |
| 50. Mustard |
(j) Binary Fission |
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