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Spermatophytes (Gymnosperms & Angiosperms) — MCQs Biology

1. Spermatophytes are plants that reproduce by:

(A) Spores


(B) Budding


(C) Seeds


(D) Fragmentation




2. Which of the following is a gymnosperm?

(A) Wheat


(B) Mango


(C) Rose


(D) Cycas




3. Seeds of gymnosperms are described as:

(A) Enclosed in fruits


(B) Enclosed in ovary


(C) Naked


(D) Covered by pericarp




4. Which plant group bears flowers?

(A) Gymnosperms


(B) Pteridophytes


(C) Angiosperms


(D) Bryophytes




5. Which structure encloses the ovule in angiosperms?

(A) Ovary


(B) Style


(C) Stigma


(D) Anther




6. Which of the following is an example of angiosperm?

(A) Pine


(B) Cycas


(C) Sunflower


(D) Fern




7. Dominant generation in spermatophytes is:

(A) Gametophyte


(B) Sporophyte


(C) Prothallus


(D) Zygote




8. Which tissue conducts food in spermatophytes?

(A) Phloem


(B) Cambium


(C) Xylem


(D) Cortex




9. Gymnosperms mostly have which type of pollination?

(A) Wind pollination


(B) Water pollination


(C) Insect pollination


(D) Animal pollination




10. Which structure produces pollen grains?

(A) Anther


(B) Ovary


(C) Ovule


(D) Stigma




11. The male gametophyte in spermatophytes is the:

(A) Pollen grain


(B) Embryo sac


(C) Ovule


(D) Zygote




12. Which plant group shows double fertilization?

(A) Gymnosperms


(B) Bryophytes


(C) Pteridophytes


(D) Angiosperms




13. Endosperm is formed as a result of:

(A) Pollination


(B) Double fertilization


(C) Fertilization


(D) Germination




14. Which gymnosperm is known as a living fossil?

(A) Pinus


(B) Cycas


(C) Ephedra


(D) Ginkgo




15. Which part of the flower becomes fruit?

(A) Ovule


(B) Stigma


(C) Style


(D) Ovary




16. Seeds of angiosperms are enclosed in:

(A) Cone


(B) Scale


(C) Fruit


(D) Sporophyll




17. Which gymnosperm has needle-like leaves?

(A) Cycas


(B) Ginkgo


(C) Ephedra


(D) Pinus




18. Which structure bears ovules in gymnosperms?

(A) Ovary


(B) Cone scales


(C) Anther


(D) Filament




19. Which angiosperms have two cotyledons?

(A) Monocots


(B) Ferns


(C) Gymnosperms


(D) Dicots




20. Which angiosperms have parallel venation?

(A) Dicots


(B) Gymnosperms


(C) Bryophytes


(D) Monocots




21. Which structure receives pollen grains?

(A) Anther


(B) Style


(C) Ovule


(D) Stigma




22. In gymnosperms, fertilization occurs in:

(A) Ovule


(B) Anther


(C) Ovary


(D) Pollen tube




23. Which of the following is NOT a gymnosperm?

(A) Cycas


(B) Pinus


(C) Rose


(D) Ginkgo




24. Which part of seed develops into seed coat?

(A) Endosperm


(B) Integuments


(C) Zygote


(D) Nucellus




25. Which tissue transports water in spermatophytes?

(A) Xylem


(B) Cambium


(C) Cortex


(D) Phloem




26. Angiosperms are classified into monocots and dicots based on:

(A) Root type


(B) Stem type


(C) Leaf shape


(D) Number of cotyledons




27. Which gymnosperm produces edible seeds?

(A) Pinus


(B) Ginkgo


(C) Ephedra


(D) Cycas




28. Which part of flower contains pollen sacs?

(A) Stigma


(B) Anther


(C) Style


(D) Ovary




29. Which angiosperm has fibrous root system?

(A) Pea


(B) Wheat


(C) Bean


(D) Mustard




30. Which gymnosperm shows vessels in xylem?

(A) Cycas


(B) Pinus


(C) Ginkgo


(D) Ephedra




31. Which part of the seed stores food in dicots?

(A) Endosperm


(B) Testa


(C) Cotyledons


(D) Plumule




32. Which angiosperm has reticulate venation?

(A) Maize


(B) Wheat


(C) Rice


(D) Pea




33. Which reproductive structure replaces cones in angiosperms?

(A) Sporangium


(B) Sporophyll


(C) Capsule


(D) Flower




34. Which structure develops into embryo?

(A) Ovule


(B) Integument


(C) Endosperm


(D) Zygote




35. Which gymnosperm has motile sperm?

(A) Cycas


(B) Ephedra


(C) Pinus


(D) Ginkgo




36. Which angiosperm shows double fertilization?

(A) Fern


(B) Cycas


(C) Pinus


(D) Mango




37. Which structure connects stigma with ovary?

(A) Filament


(B) Receptacle


(C) Pedicel


(D) Style




38. Which type of pollination occurs in wheat?

(A) Water


(B) Wind


(C) Insect


(D) Bird




39. Which angiosperm has one cotyledon?

(A) Bean


(B) Pea


(C) Maize


(D) Sunflower




40. Which gymnosperm lacks vessels in xylem?

(A) Ephedra


(B) Ginkgo


(C) Both B and C


(D) Cycas




41. Which part of seed grows into root?

(A) Plumule


(B) Cotyledon


(C) Testa


(D) Radicle




42. Which part of flower becomes seed?

(A) Ovule


(B) Ovary


(C) Stigma


(D) Style




43. Which angiosperm has floral parts in multiples of three?

(A) Dicots


(B) Gymnosperms


(C) Ferns


(D) Monocots




44. Which gymnosperm is used as a source of ephedrine?

(A) Cycas


(B) Ephedra


(C) Pinus


(D) Ginkgo




45. Which layer of ovule forms seed coat?

(A) Integuments


(B) Endosperm


(C) Nucellus


(D) Embryo




46. Which angiosperm is insect pollinated?

(A) Sunflower


(B) Rice


(C) Maize


(D) Wheat




47. Which gymnosperm has fan-shaped leaves?

(A) Ginkgo


(B) Pinus


(C) Cycas


(D) Ephedra




48. Which tissue is responsible for secondary growth?

(A) Xylem


(B) Cambium


(C) Phloem


(D) Cortex




49. Which angiosperm has tap root system?

(A) Wheat


(B) Rice


(C) Maize


(D) Mustard




50. Spermatophytes are also known as:

(A) Seed plants


(B) Spore plants


(C) Non-vascular plants


(D) Thallophytes




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