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Question-1
The cell formed by the fusion of female and male gametes.
(A)
Zygote
(B)
Embryo
(C)
Seed
(D)
Fruit
Question-2
The edible part of apple and pear.
(A)
Ovary
(B)
Seed
(C)
Testa
(D)
Receptacle
Question-3
The main type of food stored in cotyledon.
(A)
Protein
(B)
Starch
(C)
Fat
(D)
Sugar
Question-4
In which temperature, germination occur more rapidly?
(A)
0
o
C
(B)
-4
o
C
(C)
100
o
C
(D)
40
o
C
Question-5
Which of the following is a wind pollinated flower?
(A)
Lupin
(B)
Wall flower
(C)
Fox glove
(D)
Grass
Question-6
Number of pollen sacs in an anther.
(A)
Two
(B)
Three
(C)
Four
(D)
Five
Question-7
The function of cotyledon.
(A)
Supplying food for the growing embryo
(B)
Protection of the plumule
(C)
Fertilization
(D)
Both 1 and 2
Question-8
Which part of the seed develops into root?
(A)
Radicle
(B)
Plumule
(C)
Micropyle
(D)
Hilum
Question-9
The female organ of flower.
(A)
Stamen
(B)
Anther
(C)
Ovary
(D)
Carpel
Question-10
Which of the following is a parachute seed?
(A)
Clematis
(B)
Sycamore
(C)
Burdock
(D)
Lupin
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 9
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