Morphology Of Flowering Plants Test
Morphology Of Flowering Plants
This is Morphology Of Flowering Plants Test-02 for CBSE class 11 Biology.. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
\({120^0}\) phyllotaxy occurs in
- ADistichous
- BTristichousCorrect
- CPentstichous
- DOctastichous
2
Parallel venation is present in
- AMonocotyledonsCorrect
- BNone of these
- CDicotyledons
- DBotha&b
3
Which is not a function of leaves?
- AGaseous exchange
- BPhotosynthesis
- CFormation of new budsCorrect
- DTranspiration
4
In Ocimum sanctum(tulsi), stem is
- ARound
- BQuadrangularCorrect
- CNone of these
- DTriangular
5
Bladders of Uricularia and Pitchers of Nepenthes are modification of
- ALeavesCorrect
- BFlowers
- CRoots
- DStems
6
A plant in which adventitious roots develop chlorophyll and perform photosynthesis is
- AArgemone
- BDoxantha
- CDischidia
- DTinosporaCorrect
7
Inflorescence which shows indefinite growth and bears a number of flowers due to active growing point is called
- ACorymb
- BRacemoseCorrect
- CCymose
- DSpike
8
A scar on the seed coat through which the developing seeds were attached to the fruit is called
- AHilumCorrect
- BTegmen
- CMicropyle
- DTesta
9
The form of thalamus in which ovary is at tops and stamens, petals and sepals are born below is called
- APerigyny
- BEpigyny
- CSemi-epigyny
- DHypogynyCorrect
10
The fruit develop form a whole inflorescence is called
- AComplex fruit
- BAggregate fruits
- CSimple fruit
- DComposite fruitsCorrect
11
Cup-like structure formed by adnation of sepals, petals and stamens is
- ACapitulum
- BHypanthodium
- CHypanthiumCorrect
- DCyathium
12
Ancestors of mammals belongs to
- AOrnithischia
- BTherapsidaCorrect
- CSilusoidea
- DChelonia
13
Bat is member of order
- AChiropteraCorrect
- BHymenoptera
- CLagomorpha
- DUrodela
14
Which one of the following has the highest number of species in nature?
- ABirds
- BFungi
- CMammals
- DInsectsCorrect
15
One animal that does not perform locomotion is
- AEuglena
- BNereis
- CSyconCorrect
- DSepia