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Plant Morphology — MCQs Biology

1. Plant morphology deals with the study of:

(A) Internal structure of plants


(B) External form and structure of plants


(C) Physiological processes


(D) Classification of plants




2. The part of plant that develops from plumule is:

(A) Root


(B) Leaf


(C) Stem


(D) Flower




3. Which part of the plant anchors it to the soil?

(A) Stem


(B) Leaf


(C) Flower


(D) Root




4. Which type of root system is found in wheat?

(A) Tap root system


(B) Adventitious roots


(C) Fibrous root system


(D) Aerial roots




5. The main function of roots is:

(A) Photosynthesis


(B) Reproduction


(C) Transpiration


(D) Absorption of water and minerals




6. Which root modification stores food?

(A) Pneumatophores


(B) Storage roots


(C) Prop roots


(D) Climbing roots




7. Which plant has prop roots?

(A) Pea


(B) Banyan


(C) Wheat


(D) Mustard




8. Pneumatophores are found in:

(A) Desert plants


(B) Mangrove plants


(C) Aquatic plants


(D) Epiphytes




9. The stem grows upward showing:

(A) Hydrotropism


(B) Phototropism


(C) Geotropism


(D) Thigmotropism




10. Which stem modification is used for storage of food?

(A) Tuber


(B) Thorn


(C) Tendril


(D) Climber




11. Potato is an example of:

(A) Root tuber


(B) Rhizome


(C) Stem tuber


(D) Bulb




12. Which stem modification helps in climbing?

(A) Thorn


(B) Tuber


(C) Tendril


(D) Sucker




13. Which stem modification helps in protection?

(A) Tendril


(B) Climber


(C) Thorn


(D) Bulb




14. The leaf stalk is called:

(A) Lamina


(B) Midrib


(C) Petiole


(D) Vein




15. Which part of leaf is mainly involved in photosynthesis?

(A) Petiole


(B) Lamina


(C) Midrib


(D) Vein




16. Leaves without petiole are called:

(A) Compound


(B) Sessile


(C) Simple


(D) Stipulate




17. The arrangement of leaves on stem is known as:

(A) Venation


(B) Phyllotaxy


(C) Vernation


(D) Aestivation




18. Which type of phyllotaxy is found in sunflower?

(A) Opposite


(B) Whorled


(C) Spiral


(D) Alternate




19. Reticulate venation is characteristic of:

(A) Dicots


(B) Monocots


(C) Gymnosperms


(D) Ferns




20. Parallel venation is found in:

(A) Dicots


(B) Ferns


(C) Gymnosperms


(D) Monocots




21. Which leaf is divided into leaflets?

(A) Simple leaf


(B) Compound leaf


(C) Sessile leaf


(D) Foliage leaf




22. Pea plant has which type of leaf?

(A) Compound


(B) Simple


(C) Needle-like


(D) Scale-like




23. Which structure protects the leaf bud?

(A) Petiole


(B) Lamina


(C) Stipules


(D) Veins




24. The arrangement of sepals and petals in flower bud is called:

(A) Phyllotaxy


(B) Aestivation


(C) Vernation


(D) Inflorescence




25. Which flower has all four whorls?

(A) Incomplete


(B) Inconspicuous


(C) Complete


(D) Sterile




26. A flower having both androecium and gynoecium is called:

(A) Bisexual


(B) Neutral


(C) Unisexual


(D) Sterile




27. Which flower lacks gynoecium?

(A) Pistillate


(B) Bisexual


(C) Staminate


(D) Complete




28. The male reproductive part of flower is:

(A) Calyx


(B) Androecium


(C) Corolla


(D) Gynoecium




29. The female reproductive part of flower is:

(A) Calyx


(B) Corolla


(C) Gynoecium


(D) Androecium




30. Which part of flower produces pollen grains?

(A) Filament


(B) Anther


(C) Stigma


(D) Ovary




31. Which part of carpel receives pollen?

(A) Stigma


(B) Ovary


(C) Style


(D) Ovule




32. Which structure connects stigma and ovary?

(A) Anther


(B) Filament


(C) Receptacle


(D) Style




33. Ovules are present inside:

(A) Ovary


(B) Stigma


(C) Anther


(D) Style




34. Which part of flower develops into fruit?

(A) Ovule


(B) Ovary


(C) Stigma


(D) Style




35. Which part of flower develops into seed?

(A) Ovary


(B) Anther


(C) Petal


(D) Ovule




36. The arrangement of flowers on floral axis is called:

(A) Aestivation


(B) Inflorescence


(C) Phyllotaxy


(D) Vernation




37. Which type of inflorescence is found in wheat?

(A) Umbel


(B) Raceme


(C) Spike


(D) Capitulum




38. The edible part of sunflower seed is:

(A) Seed coat


(B) Endosperm


(C) Cotyledons


(D) Plumule




39. Which fruit develops without fertilization?

(A) Drupe


(B) Berry


(C) Aggregate fruit


(D) Parthenocarpic fruit




40. Which type of fruit is mango?

(A) Berry


(B) Drupe


(C) Pome


(D) Capsule




41. Coconut is a type of:

(A) Berry


(B) Nut


(C) Drupe


(D) Legume




42. Which seed lacks endosperm at maturity?

(A) Maize


(B) Wheat


(C) Rice


(D) Pea




43. The seed coat consists of:

(A) Testa only


(B) Testa and tegmen


(C) Tegmen only


(D) Endosperm




44. Which part of seed grows into shoot?

(A) Radicle


(B) Plumule


(C) Cotyledon


(D) Testa




45. Which part of seed grows into root?

(A) Plumule


(B) Radicle


(C) Cotyledon


(D) Tegmen




46. Which type of germination occurs in bean?

(A) Epigeal


(B) Hypogeal


(C) Vivipary


(D) Asexual




47. Which type of germination occurs in maize?

(A) Epigeal


(B) Hypogeal


(C) Vegetative


(D) Vivipary




48. Which plant part shows thigmotropism?

(A) Root


(B) Stem tendril


(C) Leaf


(D) Flower




49. Which root modification provides additional support?

(A) Storage roots


(B) Climbing roots


(C) Prop roots


(D) Pneumatophores




50. Which structure marks the point of attachment of seed to fruit?

(A) Micropyle


(B) Chalaza


(C) Hilum


(D) Testa




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