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Question 1
The inherent maximum capacity of an organism to reproduce or increase in number is called as
The inherent maximum capacity of an organism to reproduce or increase in number is called as
A biotic potential
B ecosystem
C population
D ecology
B ecosystem
C population
D ecology
Question 2
The greatest threat to genetic diversity in agricultural crops is
The greatest threat to genetic diversity in agricultural crops is
A extensive use of insecticides and pesticides
B extensive mixed cropping
C introduction of high yielding varieties
D extensive use of fertilizers
B extensive mixed cropping
C introduction of high yielding varieties
D extensive use of fertilizers
Question 3
If the high altitudes, birds become rare, the plants likely to disappear are
If the high altitudes, birds become rare, the plants likely to disappear are
A Pinus
B Orchids
C Oak
D Rhododendrons
B Orchids
C Oak
D Rhododendrons
Question 4
Assertion: All resources are not exhaustible
Reason: Renewable resources can become non-renewable.
Assertion: All resources are not exhaustible
Reason: Renewable resources can become non-renewable.
A Both Assertion and Reason are true and Reason is correct the explanation of Assertion
B Both Assertion and Reason are true, but Reason is not the correct explanation of Assertion
C Assertion is true, but Reason is false
D Assertion is false, but Reason is true
B Both Assertion and Reason are true, but Reason is not the correct explanation of Assertion
C Assertion is true, but Reason is false
D Assertion is false, but Reason is true
Question 5
Bulliform cells differ from other cells in being
A Large, thin walled, vacuolated containing water
B Large, thick walled, contain abundant chloroplasts
C Small, thick-walled, contain starch
D Small, thin-walled, contain calcium oxalate
Bulliform cells differ from other cells in being
A Large, thin walled, vacuolated containing water
B Large, thick walled, contain abundant chloroplasts
C Small, thick-walled, contain starch
D Small, thin-walled, contain calcium oxalate
Question 6
Collenchyma produces
A Epidermis
B Hypodermis
C Inner cortex
D Phloem
Collenchyma produces
A Epidermis
B Hypodermis
C Inner cortex
D Phloem
Question 7
Lenticels are
A Scars on old stems
B Special stomata
C Aerating pores in bark
D Special stomata on hydrophytic plants
Lenticels are
A Scars on old stems
B Special stomata
C Aerating pores in bark
D Special stomata on hydrophytic plants
Question 8
A dicot root shows
A Large pith
B Reduced or no pith
C Endarch xylem
D Conjoint bundles
A dicot root shows
A Large pith
B Reduced or no pith
C Endarch xylem
D Conjoint bundles
Question 9
In Cucurbita stem, the hypodermis is collenchymatous and is confined below the ridged. It is followed by parenchymatous cortex. The number of parenchyma layers in the later is
A almost the same throughout
B more below the ridged and less below the furrows
C less below the ridged and more below the furrows
D almost negligible below the furrows
In Cucurbita stem, the hypodermis is collenchymatous and is confined below the ridged. It is followed by parenchymatous cortex. The number of parenchyma layers in the later is
A almost the same throughout
B more below the ridged and less below the furrows
C less below the ridged and more below the furrows
D almost negligible below the furrows
Question 10
If there is a leaf at a node bearing a single branch in its axil, a transverse section of the node shows the vascular system of the main stem, then the
A Leaf trace, leaf gap, branch trace and finally the branch gap
B Branch gap, branch trace, leaf gap and finally the leaf trace
C Branch gap, leaf gap, leaf trace and finally the branch trace
D Branch trace, leaf gap, branch gap and finally the leaf trace
If there is a leaf at a node bearing a single branch in its axil, a transverse section of the node shows the vascular system of the main stem, then the
A Leaf trace, leaf gap, branch trace and finally the branch gap
B Branch gap, branch trace, leaf gap and finally the leaf trace
C Branch gap, leaf gap, leaf trace and finally the branch trace
D Branch trace, leaf gap, branch gap and finally the leaf trace
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