SST-501

 

UASR/ACR/SST-501/QUIZ/15MARKS/1 HR/22.10.2016

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Choose the correct answer (underline) from the following questions (4.0)

1. Examples for self-pollination

   • a. Tomato

   • b. Brinjal

   • c. Chilli

   • d. Cucurbits
     (Correct Answer: Tomato)

2. Maturity of stamens and pistils at different time is called as

   • a. Cleistogamy

   • b. Dichogamy

   • c. Dioecy

   • d. Dicliny
     (Correct Answer: Dichogamy)

3. Flowering of inflorescence from bottom to top

   • a. Acropetal

   • b. Basipetal

   • c. Centripetal

   • d. Peripetal
     (Correct Answer: Acropetal)

4. If the flower is having only male and female organs, the flower is called as

   • a. Incomplete flower

   • b. Imperfect flower

   • c. Perfect flower

   • d. Pistillate flower
     (Correct Answer: Perfect flower)

5. If the flower has androeceum only, that flower is named as

   • a. Pistillate

   • b. Staminate

   • c. Pisillode

   • d. Staminode
     (Correct Answer: Staminate)

6. Self-pollination otherwise is called as

   • a. Allogamy

   • b. Harmogamy

   • c. Autogamy

   • d. Chasmogamy
     (Correct Answer: Autogamy)

7. The flowers do not open and self-pollination is the rule

   • a. Allogamy

   • b. Harmogamy

   • c. Autogamy

   • d. Cleistogamy
     (Correct Answer: Cleistogamy)

8. The insect pollination mechanism is called as

   • a. Anemophily

   • b. Hydrophily

   • c. Entomophily

   • d. Ornithophily
     (Correct Answer: Entomophily)

9. The water pollination mechanism is called as

   • a. Anemophily

   • b. Hydrophily

   • c. Entomophily

   • d. Ornithophily
     (Correct Answer: Hydrophily)

10. The wind pollination mechanism is called as

• a. Anemophily

• b. Hydrophily

• c. Entomophily

• d. Ornithophily
  (Correct Answer: Anemophily)