Class 10 | Life Process II

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Each embryo sac consists of

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In humans, sperm production occurs in the ............ .

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Each pollen tube contains

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In angiosperms, second male gamete fuses with two polar nuclei to form

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............. reproduces from buds on the leaf margin.

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Body breaks up into several fragments and each fragment starts to live as a new individual. This is ........... type of reproduction.

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The length of a sperm is about ............. micrometers.

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Which of the following is NOT the paired structure in human male reproductive system?

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Many flowers have a stalk for support and it is called as

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Embryonic development in humans is completed approximately within ......... months after the fertilization.

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Menopause generally occurs at the age of about

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In ..............., the parent cell divides to form two similar daughter cells. It occurs either by mitosis or amitosis.

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Euglena divides by

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During unfavourable or adverse conditions Amoeba forms a protective covering around its plasma membrane to form a

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Spores released from sporangium of Mucor germinate in moist and warm place and form new fungal colony. It shows

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Which of these is the method of reproduction of yeast?

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Amoeba shows both binary fission and

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A bisexual flower shows the presence of

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...............have filamentous body and generally grow on wet bread kept in a humid place.

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Fragmentation is observed in

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Menstrual cycle is a natural process, controlled majorly by ............... hormones.

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Germ cells present in the ........... divide by meiosis to produce sperms.

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Twins born with some parts of body joined to each other are known as

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Androecium and are the essential whorls.

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In which of these techniques, fertilization is brought about in the test-tube and the embryo formed is implanted in uterus of woman at appropriate time?

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Identify the CORRECT statement from the following.

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Ovulation occurs usually on .......... day of menstrual cycle.

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In case of plants like sugarcane and grasses, ........... occurs with the help of buds present on nodes.

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Implantation of embryo occurs in .... .

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By which of the following method Paramoecium divides?

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Ovary is present at the basal end of each

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Which of these is a sexually transmitted disease caused by bacteria?

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Under favourable condition, Hydra reproduces by the process of

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The number of chromosome gets ............ in meiosis.

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During seed germination ................ develops by using food stored in endosperm of the seed.

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............... is the structure inside which spores of bread mould are formed.

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Testes are present in the ............, outside the abdominal cavity.

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Spirogyra reproduces asexually by the method

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Members of corolla are called as .................. and they are variously colored.

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Which of these plant parts become sticky during pollination?

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During asexual reproduction, cells divide by the process of

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Haploid male gamete fuses with haploid female gamete to form .......... zygote.

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............. is the union of sperm and ovum to initiate formation of a zygote.

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Calyx and ................ are called as accessory whorls.

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The property of complete regeneration is observed in

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Complete the analogy and select the correct option. Ovary: Fruit:: Ovules:

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During fertilization in plants, the two male gametes are released by the pollen tube in .......... .

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BInary fussion occurs by

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............ present in semen gives energy to the sperms.

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In asexual reproduction there is no involvement of

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Seminal vesicles release their secretion in

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Life Process II

Class 10 | Life Process II

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In case of plants like sugarcane and grasses, ……….. occurs with the help of buds present on nodes.

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Under favourable condition, Hydra reproduces by the process of

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Androecium and are the essential whorls.

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During unfavourable or adverse conditions Amoeba forms a protective covering around its plasma membrane to form a

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Seminal vesicles release their secretion in

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…………. reproduces from buds on the leaf margin.

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……………have filamentous body and generally grow on wet bread kept in a humid place.

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The number of chromosome gets ………… in meiosis.

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Calyx and ……………. are called as accessory whorls.

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…………. is the union of sperm and ovum to initiate formation of a zygote.

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Embryonic development in humans is completed approximately within ……… months after the fertilization.

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By which of the following method Paramoecium divides?

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During fertilization in plants, the two male gametes are released by the pollen tube in ………. .

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Which of these is a sexually transmitted disease caused by bacteria?

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Menstrual cycle is a natural process, controlled majorly by …………… hormones.

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Each embryo sac consists of

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…………… is the structure inside which spores of bread mould are formed.

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………… present in semen gives energy to the sperms.

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Identify the CORRECT statement from the following.

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Euglena divides by

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Which of these plant parts become sticky during pollination?

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Germ cells present in the ……….. divide by meiosis to produce sperms.

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In asexual reproduction there is no involvement of

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BInary fussion occurs by

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Each pollen tube contains

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In ……………, the parent cell divides to form two similar daughter cells. It occurs either by mitosis or amitosis.

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In which of these techniques, fertilization is brought about in the test-tube and the embryo formed is implanted in uterus of woman at appropriate time?

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Haploid male gamete fuses with haploid female gamete to form ………. zygote.

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Implantation of embryo occurs in …. .

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Many flowers have a stalk for support and it is called as

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In angiosperms, second male gamete fuses with two polar nuclei to form

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During asexual reproduction, cells divide by the process of

33 / 51

Twins born with some parts of body joined to each other are known as

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The length of a sperm is about …………. micrometers.

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Which of these is the method of reproduction of yeast?

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Which of the following is NOT the paired structure in human male reproductive system?

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In humans, sperm production occurs in the ………… .

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Ovulation occurs usually on ………. day of menstrual cycle.

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During seed germination ……………. develops by using food stored in endosperm of the seed.

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Testes are present in the …………, outside the abdominal cavity.

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Complete the analogy and select the correct option. Ovary: Fruit:: Ovules:

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A bisexual flower shows the presence of

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Ovary is present at the basal end of each

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The property of complete regeneration is observed in

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Body breaks up into several fragments and each fragment starts to live as a new individual. This is ……….. type of reproduction.

46 / 51

Spirogyra reproduces asexually by the method

47 / 51

Amoeba shows both binary fission and

48 / 51

Menopause generally occurs at the age of about

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Spores released from sporangium of Mucor germinate in moist and warm place and form new fungal colony. It shows

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Fragmentation is observed in

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Members of corolla are called as ……………… and they are variously colored.

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