Class 7 Science Chapter 8 Reproduction In Plants Quiz 49 (25 MCQs)

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1. What develops from the ovary?
2. What parts is the pistil made of?
3. Mark the odd option (w.r.t contrivances of autogamy)
4. These are brightly colored parts of a flower that attract insects.
5. What is the function of the ovaries in a flowering plant?(What is the function of the ovaries in flowering plants?)
6. A typical flower has four important parts present at the base of a flower called .....
7. This is a type of reproduction in plants wherein the male and female parts of the flowers are involved.
8. What is the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction in plants?
9. ..... is the male reproductive part of flowering plants.
10. What does Ovary change into after fertilization?
11. Which are true about the advantages of self-pollination?1. Offspring are produced from only one parent plant.2. Offspring are more adaptable to changes in the environment.3. More varieties of offspring can be produced.4. Fewer pollen grains are wasted.
12. What is the upper part known as in the process of grafting?
13. A bisexual flower has both male and female reproductive parts.
14. What is the function of the Stigma?
15. You have wondered that in Apples, when you eat it you may see many seeds present inside them. These are .....
16. The Cell Formed After Fertilization is Called?(Cells formed after fertilization are called?)
17. Zygote is related to which method of reproduction?
18. Which of these is an disadvantage of vegetative propagation.
19. Fruits and seeds need to be scattered away from the parent plants. This is to avoid .....
20. Which of the following can be present in female unisexual flowers?
21. The male parts of the flowers are the filament and .....
22. A number of plants are produced using asexual reproduction. Which statement about these plants are correct?
23. What is the function of the filament?
24. The vegetative part mostly used for propagation of Bryophyllum is .....
25. In this method, a small piece of the stem of a plant is cut and put into the soil. What is this method called?