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Question-1
What type of movement is shown by lateral roots?
(A)
Geotropism
(B)
Phototropism
(C)
Diageotropism
(D)
Taxes
Question-2
Name the tropic movement shown by climbers.
(A)
Haptotropism
(B)
Chemitropism
(C)
Hydrotropism
(D)
Geotropism
Question-3
Which tropic response brings the flowers into an exposed position?
(A)
Negative phototropism
(B)
Positive phototropism
(C)
Negative hydrotropism
(D)
Positive hydrotropism
Question-4
Which plant organ is negatively geotropic?
(A)
Shoot
(B)
Root
(C)
Leaf
(D)
Flower
Question-5
Response of an organ towards gravity is called as:
(A)
Geotropism
(B)
Gravitropism
(C)
Both a and b
(D)
Phototropism
Question-6
Find the correct sequence.
(A)
Pinna → Eardrum → Ossicles → Cochlea
(B)
Eardrum → Pinna → Ossicles → Cochlea
(C)
Ossicles → Pinna → Eardrum → Cochlea
(D)
Cochlea → Eardrum → Ossicles → Pinna
Question-7
Find the growth inhibitors from the following.
(A)
Auxin
(B)
Ethylene
(C)
Abscisic acid
(D)
Both b and c
Question-8
Which tropic response lifts the leaves and flowers above the ground?
(A)
Negative phototropism
(B)
Negative geotropism
(C)
Positive geotropism
(D)
Positive hydrotropism
Question-9
The plant hormone seen in the germinating seeds, stem tips, root tips, leaves and leaf buds is:
(A)
Auxin
(B)
Ethylene
(C)
Abscisic acid
(D)
Cytokinin
Question-10
Which instrument is used as control tropic experiments?
(A)
Autoclave
(B)
Clinostat
(C)
Thermostat
(D)
Both a and b
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 10
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