Class 11 Biology Chapter 3 Plant Kingdom Quiz 21 (60 MCQs)

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1. Prothallus is usually a/an ..... structure.
2. What's an example of an evergreen tree?
3. What is the main function of the plant cell wall? ![Plant cell wall diagram](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6b/Plant ..... cell ..... structure ..... en.svg)
4. What type of plant lacks vascular tissue?
5. Pteridophytes are used as soli binders.
6. Angiosperms produce seeds in
7. In some of the liverworts, there are special elongated cells called elaters that possess a helical thickening of the cell wall. As elaters lose water, they shrink longitudinally and compress the helical thickening like a spring. When the stress reaches a critical point, the compressed "spring" snaps back to its resting position, liberating hundreds of ..... in all directions.
8. Cytotaxonomy is connected with
9. Most photosynthesis takes place in the leaves of plants.
10. Seed plants are all
11. Which statement best summarizes the function of the stem?
12. Water + minerals =
13. Cervical vertebrae are located in .....
14. The ..... group is the most dominant form of plant life.
15. Organisms that play an important role in plant succession on base rocks are
16. Which fruits have a hard texture, an the seed is sorrounded by a hard protective outer part
17. Germination of spore in Bryophyta:-
18. If a seed lands in a location with favorable conditions and it begins to grow, we call this:
19. A flowering plant that produces seeds that have two sections.
20. What of the following plants DO NOT need to deal with to survive on land?
21. Which of the following describes a monocot?
22. ..... gets its name because of the movements of its leaves that mimic animal sensitivity.
23. Have the nutrients for the new plant to grow
24. Which tissue carries water in vascular plants?
25. The outermost layer of bark is the:
26. A type of plant with a seed that has two food storage areas.Choose the best option
27. Algae reproduce by:-
28. Perisperm is the remaining part of
29. In Funaria, spores show the beginning of
30. Diplontic life cycle example
31. The female sex organs in Riccia and Funaria is:
32. Megasporophylll of gymnosperms is homologous to .....
33. What is the function of the palisade layer in leaves?
34. A plant wilts due to a loss of turgor pressure. What role does turgor pressure play in preventing wilting?
35. ..... :This part of the plant is where plants make their food.
36. Assertion:Algae show only anisogamous type of reproduction.Reason:In algae, gametes can never be non flagellated.
37. Male and female gametophytes do not have an independent free living existence in:-
38. Which type of tissue are mainly present in the inner surface like bronchioles andfallopian tubes?
39. A group of plants that uses cones to distribute seeds is called
40. All algae are unicellular
41. A vegetable that has green balls inside is
42. Some of the world's tallest plants are .....
43. Which structure produces pollen in gymnosperms?
44. Complete the analogy:Phototropism:Growth in response to light; Thigmotrophism: .....
45. During the sporophyte stage of reproduction, plants produce .....
46. Which one of the following statement is wrong.
47. The plant Kingdom includes more than .....
48. What are 2 types of chloroplasts?
49. Polysulphate esters are present in cell wall of .
50. A certain organism has many cells, each containing a nucleus. If the organism makes its own food, it would be classified as-
51. Algae are not found in marine environment
52. The main function of the leaves of a plants is .....
53. What is the significance of tree rings?
54. How do conifers reproduce?
55. What is produced and released during photosynthesis?
56. What is the role of the flowers in flowering plants?
57. Pteridophytes have antheridia and archegonia
58. In which of the following pair, seeds consist of two cotyledons?
59. Phenetic classification is based on:-
60. Mosses are of great ecological importance because