NCERT Biology -plant Morphology Important MCQ’s
Question”1 ——- Root is developed from
- Radicle
- Plumule
- Ovule
- Ovary
Question”2 In majority of the dicotyledonous plants the direct elongation of the radicle leads to the formation of
- Primary root
- secondary root
- Tertiary root
- None of these
Question”3 which of the flowing is a dicotyledonous plant?
- Mustard
- wheat
- Rice
- Onion
Question”4 which is correct for Monocotyledonous plants-
- The Primary root is short lived
- Roots Originate from the base of the stem
- Fibrous roots are found
- all of these
Question”5 when roots arise from parts of the plant other than the radicle are called
- Tap roots
- Fibrous roots
- adventurous root
- None of these
Question”6 A root is adventitious when it is
- Swollen
- Growing in marshy area
- Formed from plumule
- Modified for storage
Question”7 which is incorrect statement for root?
- Positively geotropic
- Negatively phototropic
- it develops from plumule
- Nodes are absent on it
Question”8 Unicellular structures are found on roots, called
- Root hairs
- Node
- Internode
- root cap
Question”9 which of the following is not a region of root?
- root cap
- region of maturation
- region of elongation
- all of these
Question”10 The root is covered at the apex by a thimble-like structure called the
- Root hairs
- root cap
- cone
- None of these
Question“11 From region of maturation some of the epidermal cells form very fine and delicate thread-like structures called
- root cap
- root hairs
- villi
- Fibers
Question”12 Roots can modify themselves
- For food storage
- For support
- for respiration
- all of these
Question”13 Tap roots of carrot and turnip get swollen for
- Food storage
- Mechanical support
- Respiration
- water absorption
Question”14 which of the following is a modified adventurous root?
- carrot
- turnip
- radish
- sweet potato
Question”15 ——— are found in swampy areas
- sucking root
- respiration root
- prop root
- stilt root
Question”16 Rhizophora has–
- Sucking roots
- respiratory roots
- prop root
- stilt root
Question”17 which of the following is incorrect-
- Monocot plant-Fibrous root
- Dicot plant-tap root
- Rhizophora – Pneumatophore
- Potato – sucking root
Question”18 what is Pneumathodes?
- A type of root
- Tiny pores on Pneumatophore
- root hairs
- Underground stem
Question”19 Root hairs Originated from
- Cortex
- Epidermis
- Endodermis
- Pericycle
Question”20 which of the following is a stem?
- Potato
- Radish
- Carrot
- Turnip
Question”21 which of the following is not an underground stem?
- Turmeric
- Ginger
- Garlic
- Sweet potato
Question”22 Zaminkand and Colocasia are ———–for food storage
- Modification of roots
- Modification of underground stems
- Modification of aerial stems
- Modification
Question”23 The stem develops from the
- Radicle
- Plumule
- Ovule
- Ovary
Question”24 Stem ——— which develop from axillary buds, are slender and spirally coiled and help plants to climb
- Tendrils
- Thorns
Question”25 Stem tendril is not see, in
- Pumpkin
- Cucumber
- watermelon
- Citrus
Question”26 Choose incorrect matched-
- Phylloclade -Cactus
- Cladode-Asparagus
- Stem thorn – Lemon
- None of these
Question”27 which of the Following is not an underground stem?
- Rhizome
- Tuber
- Bulb
- sweat Potato
Question”28 which of the Following is a Rhizome?”
- Zaminkand
- Asparagus
- Onion
- Ginger
Question”29 which of the following is a tuber?
- Potato
- Onion
- Garlic
- Turmeric
Question”30 which of the following is a Bulb?
- Asparagus
- Zaminkand
- Onion
- Ginger
Question”31 which of the following is a corn?
- Potato
- Asparagus
- Onion
- Garlic
Question”32 Choose the incorrect one?
- Runner – Doob Grass
- Stolon – Banana
- Offset -Eichhornia
- Tuber – Pumpkin
Question”33 which of the following correct?
- Stem is positive geotropic
- Stem is negative Phototropic
- stem has no nodes
- Stem has internodes
Question”34 Region stem where leaves are developed is called
- Internodes
- Nodes
- Thorn
- Tendril
Question”35 The main Function of stem is –
- Bearing , Leaf , flower and fruit
- Conduction of water
- Conduction of mineral and photosynthates
- all of these
Question “36 which of the following function cannot be performed by stem?
- Storage of food
- Providing support
- Vegetative propagation
- None of these
Question”37 Opuntia is —
- Hydrophyte
- Mesophyte
- Xerophyte
- None of these
Question”38 Tendril help-
- Plants to climb
- Absorption of water from soil
- Protect plants from browsing animals
- None of these
Question”39 Phylloclade is the Modification of
- Root
- stem
- Leaf
- None of these
Question”40 which of the following is incorrect about leaf?
- It develops at Node
- It bears a bud in its axil
- It is flattened structure
- It doesn’t perform Photosynthesis
Question”41 which of the following is not a part of leaf?
- Leaf base
- Petiole
- lamina
- Root hairs
Question”42 The leaf is attached to the stem by the
- Leaf base
- Petiole
- Lamina
- Root hairs
Question”43 In monocotyledons, the ———- Expands into a sheath covering the stem partially or wholly
- Leaf base
- Petiole
- Lamina
- Root hairs
Question”44 The ——– Helps to hold the leaf blade to light
- Leaf base
- petiole
- lamina
- root hairs
Question”45 ——— is the green expanded part of the leaf with veins and veinlets
- Leaf base
- petiole
- lamina
- root hairs
Question”46 There is usually, a middle Prominent vein, which is known as the ———
- leaf base
- Petiole
- midrib
- lamina
Question”47 the function of veins in leaf
- Provide rigidity to leaf
- Conduction of water and minerals
- Conduction of foods
- All of these
Question”48 main Photosynthetic Organ of plant is
- Stem
- Root
- Leaf
- Flower
Question”49 when the veinlets form a network, the venation is termed as –
- Parallel venation
- reticulate venation
- Midrib
- None of these
Question”50 Leaves, of Discotyledonous plants generally possess
Answers
Question No | Answer | Question No | Answer |
1 | A | 26 | D |
2 | A | 27 | D |
3 | A | 28 | D |
4 | D | 29 | A |
5 | C | 30 | C |
6 | C | 31 | B |
7 | C | 32 | D |
8 | A | 33 | D |
9 | A | 34 | B |
10 | B | 35 | D |
11 | B | 36 | D |
12 | D | 37 | C |
13 | A | 38 | A |
14 | D | 39 | B |
15 | B | 40 | D |
16 | B | 41 | D |
17 | D | 42 | A |
18 | B | 43 | A |
19 | B | 44 | B |
20 | A | 45 | C |
21 | D | 46 | C |
22 | B | 47 | D |
23 | B | 48 | C |
24 | A | 49 | B |
25 | D | 50 | B |