NCERT : BIOLOGY : BIO TECHNOLOGY
QUESTIONS : 25
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1) Which constitute the female accessory ducts [NCERT PG NO 45]
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2) Encysted amoeba divides by [NCERT PG NO 6]
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3) Difference between ZIFT and IUT lies in the
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4) Which of the following animal is bisexual ?
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5) Sepals also remain attached in plant after fertilisation only in [NCERT PG NO 16]
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6) Anther is generally
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7) The external opening of urethra is called [NCERT PG NO 43]
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8) Wider part of the oviduct is [NCERT PG NO 46]
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9) In humans, the sex of the baby is determined:
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10) Most critical event in sexual reproduction is [NCERT PG NO 14]
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11) How many microsporangia are located in the corners of a typical bilobed anther of angiosperm ? [NCERT], [KCET 2021]
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12) Select incorrect statements w.r.t anther[NCERT PG NO 21]
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13) In which of the following pollen grains have long ribbon like structure [NCERT PG NO 29]
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14) Who occupies the centre of each microsporangia when the anther is young [NCERT PG NO 21]
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15) Isogametes of [NCERT PG NO 10, FIG 1.5]
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16) To achieve three celled stage in angiosperm which cell of pollen grain divide to form two male gametes [NCERT PG NO 23]
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17) Polar nuclei are situated in the central cell - [NCERT]
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18) What is not correct with respect to testis in adults [NCERT]
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19) Which of the following is non-medicated IUDs [NCERT PG NO 60]
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20) Release of sperm from seminiferous tubule is known as [NCERT PG NO 47]
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21) It is the vital link that ensure continuity of species. [NCERT PG NO 15]
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22) Which one of the following groups includes sexually transmitted infections caused by virus only ?
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23) Which is the hormonal method of birth control
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24) Each Ovary is connected to the pelvic wall and the uterus by: [NCERT PG NO 44 ]
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25) Select incorrect statements regarding water hyacinth. [ NCERT PG NO 8]
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