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Sexual Reproduction In Flowering Plants Mock Tests

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Sexual Reproduction In Flowering Plants Mock Test 1

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Class 12 Biology
Which of the following represents the correct order of layers of the anther wall from outside to inside?
A Epicuticle → Epidermis → Endothecium → Middle layers → Tapetum
B Epidermis → Epicuticle → Endothecium → Tapetum → Middle layers
C Epicuticle → Epidermis → Tapetum → Middle layers → Endothecium
D Epicuticle → Epidermis → Middle layers → Endothecium → Tapetum
Class 12 Biology
The innermost layer of the anther wall which is metabolically active and helps in the nourishment of the developing pollen grains is:
A Endotecium
B Middle layer
C Tapetum
D Exotecium
Class 12 Biology
Polyembryony refers to the presence of:
A Multiple pollinators visiting the same flower
B More than one embryo within a single seed
C Multiple ovules in a single ovary
D Multiple flowers on one inflorescence
Class 12 Biology
In angiosperms, the phenomenon of double fertilisation involves:
A One male gamete fusing with the egg and the other male gamete fusing with the secondary nucleus
B One male gamete fusing with the secondary nucleus and the other fusing with the egg
C Both male gametes fusing with the egg
D One male gamete fusing with two egg cells
Class 12 Biology
Pollen viability in most angiosperms is typically limited to how long after pollen grain release, and which factor most critically affects this duration:
A About 30 minutes; moisture and temperature conditions
B Approximately 1 week; exposure to sunlight
C Up to 2 months; refrigeration at low temperatures
D Indefinitely; the pollen tube growth rate
Class 12 Biology
Vegetative propagation in plants like Agave and Opuntia occurs primarily through:
A Runners and stolons
B Bulbils
C Offset
D Underground stems (rhizomes) and bulbils
Class 12 Biology
In the pollen grain, the generative cell divides to form:
A Two sperm cells
B One sperm cell and one vegetative nucleus
C Two tube cells
D One sperm cell and one polar nucleus
Class 12 Biology
Flowers prevent self-pollination through various outbreeding devices. Dichogamy specifically refers to:
A The maturation of anther and stigma at different times within the same flower
B The presence of structural barriers that prevent pollen from reaching the stigma
C The production of male and female reproductive parts on different plants
D The inability of pollen from one flower to fertilise the ovules of another flower on the same plant

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