Reproduction - Multiple Choice Test

Question 1

Question:    The male hormone testesterone is produced by _________.

1.	Leydig cells
2.	Seminiferous tubules
3.	Epididymis
4.	Vas deferens

Answer:    1

Question 2

Question:    Male gonads are called _______________.

1.	testes
2.	ovaries
3.	scrotal sacs
4.	sperm duct

Answer:    1

Question 3

Question:    The fertilized egg is called ______________.

1.	ovum
2.	blastocyst
3.	diploid cell
4.	zygote

Answer:    4

Question 4

Question:    The ultimate stoppage of menstrual cycle is called _______.

1.	puberty
2.	menarche
3.	menopause
4.	old age

Answer:    3

Question 5

Question:    The process by which the sperms are produced is known as ____________.

1.	ovulation
2.	spermatogenesis
3.	oogenesis
4.	gestation

Answer:    2

Question 6

Question:    The tube that carries the sperms out of the testes is the __________________.

1.	vasa efferentia
2.	vas deferens
3.	oviduct
4.	epididymis

Answer:    2

Question 7

Question:    The process by which the sperms are released is called __________________.

1.	spermatogenesis
2.	oogenesis
3.	ovulation
4.	ejaculation

Answer:    4

Question 8

Question:    The external genitalia in females is called ____________.

1.	pubis
2.	vagina
3.	vulva
4.	clitoris

Answer:    3

Question 9

Question:    Sterilisation in males is called as _____________.

1.	tubectomy
2.	vasectomy
3.	IVF
4.	GIFT

Answer:    2

Question 10

Question:    Binary fission is seen in __________________.

1.	plasmodium
2.	hydra
3.	amoeba
4.	mucor

Answer:    3

Question 11

Question:    The endosperm nucleus is _______________.

1.	haploid
2.	diploid
3.	triploid
4.	tetraploid

Answer:    3

Question 12

Question:    The fertilization of human egg by the sperms takes place in __________________.

1.	ovary
2.	oviduct
3.	vagina
4.	uterus

Answer:    2

Question 13

Question:    Pollen tube contains _____________.

1.	one male nucleus
2.	two male nuclei
3.	three male nuclei
4.	four male nuclei

Answer:    2

Question 14

Question:    If the pollen is transferred to the stigma of the same flower, it is called __________.

1.	allogamy
2.	autogamy
3.	cross pollination
4.	double fertilization

Answer:    2

Question 15

Question:    Pollen grains are produced by ________________.

1.	ovary
2.	filament
3.	stigma
4.	anther

Answer:    4

Question 16

Question:    The collective name for sepals is _______________.

1.	androecium
2.	gynoecium
3.	corolla
4.	calyx

Answer:    4

Question 17

Question:    The individual units of corolla are called __________.

1.	petals
2.	sepals
3.	stamens
4.	pistils

Answer:    1

Question 18

Question:    The attachment of the embryo to the uterus is called ____________________.

1.	gestation
2.	fertilisation
3.	implantation
4.	menstruation

Answer:    3

Question 19

Question:    The onset of the reproductive age is called _____________.

1.	menstruation
2.	menarche
3.	menopause
4.	puberty

Answer:    4

Question 20

Question:    The first time that the monthly bleeding occurs is called __________________.

1.	maturity
2.	menarche
3.	menopause
4.	puberty

Answer:    2

Question 21

Question:    The most important part of the plant for continuation of the life of the species is _____.

1.	stem
2.	root
3.	flower
4.	leaf

Answer:    3

Question 22

Question:    The type of vegetative propagation seen in chrysanthemum is ________________.

1.	runner
2.	sucker
3.	stolon
4.	offset

Answer:    2

Question 23

Question:    Successfully grafted plants bear the flowers and fruits characteristic of the _______.

1.	scion
2.	stock
3.	either scion or stock
4.	a mixture of scion and stock

Answer:    1

Question 24

Question:    Sugarcane is normally grown by ______________.

1.	cutting
2.	grafting
3.	layering
4.	seeds

Answer:    1

Question 25

Question:    Unequal daughter cells are produced in _______________.

1.	fragmentation
2.	sporulation
3.	fission
4.	budding

Answer:    4

Question 26

Question:    Vegetative propogation in sweet potato is by ___________.

1.	stem
2.	root
3.	leaf
4.	none of the above

Answer:    2

Question 27

Question:    Vegetative propogation in Bryophyllum is by ___________.

1.	stem
2.	root
3.	leaf
4.	none of the above

Answer:    3

Question 28

Question:    An example of a hermaphrodite is ___________.

1.	frog
2.	fish
3.	earthworm
4.	hydra

Answer:    3

Question 29

Question:    Multiple fission is seen in ___________.

1.	yeast
2.	paramoecium
3.	plasmodium
4.	rhizopus

 

Answer:    3

Question 30

Question:    Progesterone is secreted by ________________.

1.	ovarian follicle
2.	Graffian follicle
3.	Corpus luteum
4.	Corpus albicans

Answer:    3

Question 31

Question:    The hormone secreted by the pituitary to start the ovulation process is ___________.

1.	FSH
2.	Luteinizing hormone
3.	Oestrogen
4.	Progesterone

Answer:    2

Question 32

Question:    Sperms are produced at a temperature that is ________the body temperature.

1.	same as
2.	lower than
3.	higher than
4.	immaterial to

Answer:    2

Question 33

Question:    The part of the sperm that contains the lytic enzymes is ____________________.

1.	acrosome
2.	nucleus
3.	mid-piece
4.	tail

Answer:    1

Question 34

Question:    The life span of the sperm is ______________.

1.	2 days
2.	1-3 days
3.	1-3 weeks
4.	7 days

Answer:    2

Question 35

Question:    The sperms are temporarily stored in ___________.

1.	vas deferens
2.	vas efferens
3.	epididymis
4.	bladder

Answer:   3