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12 Biology Ch. 1 Test 3
MCQ Test based on Ch. 1 Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants
1.2 Sexual Reproduction
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1. Each ................................... cell divides meiotically to form tetrad of haploid microspores . a. microspore mother cell; b. megaspore mother cell; c. sporogenous cell; d. pollen mother cell
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A] All
B] a, c and d
C] a, b and c
D] b, c and d
2. Microsporogenesis means .....................
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A] formation of pollen grains from archesporial cell
B] formation of pollen grains from microspore mother cell
C] formation of microspores from megaspore mother cell
D] formation of pollen grains from megaspore mother cell
3. Pollen grain is surrounded a two layered wall called ....................
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A] exine
B] intine
C] sporoderm
D] epiderm
4. The outer layer of two layered pollen wall is ....................................
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A] simple, biodegradable
B] simple, non-biodegradable
C] complex, biodegradable
D] complex, non-biodegradable
5. The outer layer of sporoderm is called ..................
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A] exine
B] intine
C] epiderm
D] tapetum
6. Exine is made up of ...........................
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A] cellulose
B] hemicellulose
C] sporopollenin
D] pectin
7............................. may be smooth or with a sculptured pattern.
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A] Epidermis of anther
B] Tapetum
C] exine of pollen grain
D] endothecium
8. ............................... provides resistance to pollen grain from physical and biological decomposition.
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A] Pectin
B] Cellulose
C] Sporopollenin
D] Chitin
9. At some places exine is very thin showing thin areas known as ........................
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A] connective
B] micropyle
C] germ pores
D] none of the above
10. The inner wall layer, intine consists of ........................ and ...........................
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A] sporopollenin and pectin
B] pectin and hemicellulose
C] cellulose and sporopollenin
D] cellulose and pectin
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