11th class (FSc) Biology Unit 9 MCQs

a. Moss
b. Horwort
c. Clab moss
d. Liverwortz

a. Moss

a. Adiantum
b. Rhynia
c. Marchantia
d. Psilotum

c. Marchantia

a. Hepaticopsida
b. Bryopsida
c. Anthoceropsida
d. Lycopsida

a. Hepaticopsida

a. Polypoid
b. Diploid
c. Tetrapoda
d. Haploid

d. Haploid

a. Hornworts
b. Liverworts
c. Club mosses
d. Mosses

d. Mosses

a. Marchantia
b. Polytrichum
c. Porella
d. Anthoceros

b. Polytrichum

a. Tracheophytes
b. Bryophytes
c. None of these
d. Embryophytes

a. Tracheophytes

a. 04 subdivisions
b. 02 subdivisions
c. 07 subdivisions
d. 03 subdivisions

a. 04 subdivisions

a. Sphenopsida
b. Psilopsida
c. Pteropsida
d. Lycopsida

b. Psilopsida

a. Psilophyton
b. Horneophyton
c. Cooksonia
d. Psilotum

d. Psilotum

a. Horneophyton
b. Cooksonia
c. Psilotum
d. Psilophyton

c. Psilotum

a. Margins of leaves
b. Tips of branches
c. Axils of leaves
d. In the axils of branches

b. Tips of branches

a. Psilophytond
b. Rhynia
c. Tmesipeteris
d. Cooksonia

c. Tmesipeteris

a. 20-25
b. 10-15
c. 10-12
d. 15-20

d. 15-20

a. Neutrophylls
b. Microphylls
c. Heterophylls
d. Megaphylls

b. Microphylls

a. Is a seedless vascular plant
b. Produces a gametophyte that bears both sex organs
c. Produces two of spores, one asexually by mitosis and one type by meiosis
d. Produces microspores and megaspores in separate sporangia, giving rise to separate make and female gametophytes

d. Produces microspores and megaspores in separate sporangia, giving rise to separate make and female gametophytes

a. Sperms
b. Gametes
c. Eggs
d. Spores

d. Spores

a. Psilotum
b. Selaginella
c. Rhynia
d. Equisctum

b. Selaginella

a. Heterosporous
b. Homosporous
c. Heterogamous
d. Homogamous

a. Heterosporous

a. Is seedless gametophytes
b. Produces a gametophyte that bear both sex organs
c. Produces two kinds of spores one sexually by mitosis and one type by meiosis
d. Produces microspores and megaspore in separate sporangia giving rise to separate male and female gemetophytes

d. Produces microspores and megaspore in separate sporangia giving rise to separate male and female gemetophytes

a. Adiantum
b. Lycopodium
c. Anthoceros
d. Selaginella

d. Selaginella

a. Opposite
b. Spiral
c. Alternate
d. All of these

d. All of these

a. Solanaaceae
b. Cruciferae
c. Poaceae
d. Febaceae

a. Solanaaceae

a. Pteropsida
b. Lycopsida
c. Psilopsida
d. Sphenopsida

d. Sphenopsida

a. Sphenopsida
b. Hycopsida
c. Pleropsida
d. Psilopsida

a. Sphenopsida

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