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Class 11 Medical Biology
Plant Kingdom
Quiz 8
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Q.1.
A single cell protein refers to
0%
A specific protein extracted from pure culture of single type of cells
0%
Sources of mixed proteins extracted from pure or mixed culture of microorganisms or cells
0%
Proteins extracted from a single cell
0%
A specific protein extracted from a single cell
Q.2.
Unicellular green algae is
0%
Ulothrix
0%
Spirogyra
0%
Chlamydomonas
0%
All of the above
Q.3.
Algae are autotrophic. Which of the following statement can be related to autotrophs?
0%
Autotrophs prepares their own food
0%
Autotrophs depends on others for their food
0%
Autotrophs are insectivores
0%
None of these
Q.4.
Branch dealing with study of algae is
0%
Phycology
0%
Mycology
0%
Microbiology
0%
Onchology
Q.5.
In isogamous species, the gametes of
Chlamydomonas
undergo temporary clustering before they depart in pairs. The phenomenon is called
0%
Gametic differentiation
0%
Clumping
0%
Homothallism
0%
Parthenogenesis
Q.6.
Thin-walled resting spored produced by
Chlamydomonas
in dry conditions of environment are
0%
Meiospores
0%
Aplanospores
0%
Hypnospores
0%
Zygospores
Q.7.
Phycobilins absorbs light of wavelength
0%
670 - 700 nm
0%
610 - 650 nm
0%
500 - 650 nm
0%
420 - 520 nm
Q.8.
Chloroplast of
Chlamydomonas
is
0%
Cup-shaped
0%
Star-shaped
0%
Ribbon-shaped
0%
Lamellate
Q.9.
Oogamy is found in which of the following species of
Chlamydomonas
?
0%
Chlamydomonas eugametos
0%
Chlamydomonas
monoica
0%
Chlamydomonas
coccifera
0%
Both A and B
Q.10.
In
Chlamydomonas,
the term hologamy is applied to a mode of sexual reproduction in which
0%
Gametes are motile.
0%
Gametes are holozoic.
0%
The young unicellular thalli directly behave as gametes.
0%
The gametes are differentiated into male and female.
Q.11.
Chlamydomonas
shows
0%
Isogamy
0%
Anisogamy
0%
Oogamy
0%
All of the above
Q.12.
The colour of red snow is due to
0%
Chlamydomonas sowiae
0%
Chlamydomonas nivalis
0%
Both A and B
0%
Spirogyra
Q.13.
During zoospore formation,
Chlamydomonas
0%
Develops a very thick wall
0%
Loses the chloroplast
0%
Loses flagella
0%
All of the above
Q.14.
A
Chlamydomonas
plant is left exposed in the mud. What would be its means of survival?
0%
Formation of aplanospores
0%
Palmella stage
0%
Formation of hypnospores
0%
All of the above
Q.15.
All algae have two photosynthetic pigments in common
0%
Chlorophyll $$a$$ and chlorophyll $$b$$
0%
Chlorophyll $$b$$ and carotenes
0%
Chlorophyll $$a$$ and carotenes
0%
Phycobilins and carotenes
Q.16.
A parasitic green algae is
0%
Chlorella
0%
Ulva
0%
Cladophora
0%
Cephaleuros
Q.17.
An edible rhodophyte is
0%
Polysiphonia
0%
Batrachospermum
0%
Porphyra
0%
Corallina
Q.18.
Red algae are similar to blue-green algae in possession of
0%
Gas vacuoles
0%
Filamentous body
0%
Cell wall components
0%
Phycobilins
Q.19.
The juvenile stage of the gametophyte of moss is
0%
Green, filamentous and branched structure called protonema
0%
A tetraflagellate body
0%
Dorsoventrally flattened plate like body
0%
A colourless mass of tubular structures
Q.20.
The moss plants are characterised by
0%
Presence of leaf like structures
0%
Absence of vascular tissue
0%
A filamentous juvenile gametophyte
0%
All the above
Q.21.
Meiosis takes place in
Chlamydomonas
in
0%
Zygospore
0%
Zoospore
0%
Hypnospores
0%
Aplanospores
Q.22.
First land inhabitating plants are
0%
Pteridophytes
0%
Bryophytes
0%
Gymnosperms
0%
Angiosperms
Q.23.
The cells of
Spirogyra
differs from that of
Chlamydomonas
in
0%
Presence of cellulose cell wall
0%
Presence of central vacuole
0%
Form of chloroplasts
0%
Both A and B
Q.24.
Antherozoids of moss are
0%
Short, curved and biflagellate
0%
Rod-shaped, biciliate
0%
Short and multiflagellate
0%
Long and multiciliate
Q.25.
Green alga which can be used as an article of food due to its very high nutrient value is
0%
Chlamydomonas
0%
Chlorella
0%
Ulothrix
0%
Volvox
Q.26.
A rhodophyte found in fresh water and without red colouration is
0%
Polysiphonia
0%
Gelidium
0%
Batrachospermum
0%
Porphyra
Q.27.
In which of the following sexual reproduction is unknown?
0%
Chlorella
0%
Spirogyra
0%
Chlamydomonas
0%
Ulva
Q.28.
Diploxylic vascular bundles are found in
0%
Cycas
0%
Selaginella
0%
Dryopteris
0%
Funaria
Q.29.
Rolling algae is
0%
Volvox
0%
Chlamydomonas
0%
Chlorella
0%
Spirogyra
Q.30.
A thallus refers to plant body having
0%
Vascular system
0%
Stem and leaves but no roots
0%
Root and stem but no leaves
0%
No distinction of stem, leaves and roots
Q.31.
Transfusion tissue, a modified vascular tissue is found in leaves of
0%
Dryopteris
and
Selaginella
0%
Pinus
and
Cycas
0%
Porella
and
Funaria
0%
Dalbergia
and
Mangifera
Q.32.
Chlamydomonas
differs from
Spirogyra
and
Ulothrix
in having
0%
Glycoprotein instead of cellulose in cell wall
0%
Neither chlorophyll $$a$$ nor chlorophyll $$b$$
0%
No cell wall
0%
Chlorophyll $$a$$ and chlorophyll $$d$$
Q.33.
Coenobium occurs in
0%
Spirogyra
0%
Ulothrix
0%
Volvox
0%
Chlorella
Q.34.
Red algae differs from green and brown algae in
0%
Absence of chlorophyll $$a$$
0%
Phycobilin
0%
Not having any flagellate stage
0%
All the above
Q.35.
Alga that is useful for prolonged space flight for liberation of oxygen, consumption of $$C{O}_{2}$$, disposal of wastes and formation of food is
0%
Ulva
0%
Caulerpa
0%
Chlorella
0%
Chlamydomonas
Q.36.
Carpogonium is
0%
Female gametophyte
0%
Female sex organ
0%
Fructification formed over female sex organ
0%
All of the above
Q.37.
Which of the following statement supports the fact that studying about algae is important?
0%
They are good experimental materials
0%
They may become important constituent of future food for human beings
0%
They can be easily grown in water tanks
0%
They renew oxygen of atmosphere and water
Q.38.
Thallus of
Anthoceros
is
0%
Dichotomously branched
0%
Irregularly branched
0%
Unbranched
0%
Foliaceous
Q.39.
Reproduction by autospores occurs in
0%
Volvox
0%
Ulva
0%
Spirogyra
0%
Chlorella
Q.40.
In moss, stomata occur on
0%
Stem
0%
Leaves
0%
Capsule
0%
All the above
Q.41.
Number of integuments present in the ovule of
Pinus
/
Cycas
is
0%
Two
0%
Three
0%
One
0%
Four
Q.42.
Tetrasporophyte is found in
0%
Laminaria
0%
Ulva
0%
Gelidium
0%
Sargassum
Q.43.
In cycas, the endosperm is
0%
Sporophytic structure
0%
Gametophytic structure
0%
New structure
0%
Formed after fertilisation
Q.44.
In
Cycas
, pollination is done by
0%
Wind
0%
Insect
0%
Water
0%
Both A and B
Q.45.
Cycas
has the largest
0%
Ovule
0%
Egg
0%
Sperm
0%
All the above
Q.46.
The structure that ruptures for dehiscence in moss capsule is
0%
Operculum
0%
Annulus
0%
Peristome
0%
Calyptra
Q.47.
Moss peristome takes part in _______.
0%
Spore dispersal
0%
Photosynthesis
0%
Protection
0%
Absorption
Q.48.
On germination a moss spore produces
0%
Protonema
0%
Leafy gametophyte
0%
Sporogonium
0%
Sporophyte
Q.49.
Which one has the largest gametophyte?
0%
Cycas
0%
Angiosperm
0%
Selaginella
0%
Moss/
Polytrichum
Q.50.
Spermatozoid of cycas is
0%
Biflagellate
0%
Nonflagellate
0%
Uniflagellate
0%
Multiflagellate
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