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2 Mock Test Biology Biology Class 12 th Chapter 1-4 Friday, February 17, Which plant performs vegetative reproduction with the help of floral buds? (a) Agave (b) Bryophyllum (c) Ginger (d) Asparagus 2. In which method pseudopodiospores are formed? (a) Binary fission (b) Multiple fission (c) Sporulation (d) Budding 3. Grafting is impossible in monocot-because (a) Vascular bundles are scattered. (b) Meristem is absent (b) Collateral open vascular bundle (d) Radial vascular bundle. 4. Haploid plants are obtained by culture of (a) Young leaves (b) Endosperm (c) Pollen grain (d) Root apex 5. How man eggs will be formed from an ovary of a woman, in absence implantation of an embryo? (a) 12 (b) 06 (c) 24 (d) An anther is also called (a) Sporangium (b) Megasporangium (c) Microsporangium (d) Stamen 7. The adaptation for self-pollination is (a) Herkogamy (b) Cleistogamy (c) Dichogamy (d) Homogamy 8. Suspensor is produced from (a) Apical cell (b) Small upper basal cell (c) large lower basal cell (d) Hypophysis 9. Radicle tip is derived from (a) Suspensor (b) Proembryo (c) Basal cell (d) Hypophysis 10. Style is (a) a is delicate hollow tube (b) a tough hollow tube (b) a delicate filament (d) called pollen tube

3 11. What is the size of testis? (a) 6 cm length and 2.5 cm diameter (b) 5 cm length and 2.5 cm diameter (b) 5 cm length and 3.5 cm diameter (d) 6 cm length and 3.5 cm diameter 12. When sperms are transported in to vas deference from epididymis? (a) Male is not sexually stimulated (b) Male is sexually stimulated (b) The walls of the epididymis contract (d) First -b and after -c process occurs 13. What is PH of vaginal fluid? (a) 3.5 to 4.0 (b) 3.6 to 4.1 (c) 3.7 to 4.2 (d) 3.8 to Internally the penis is... (a) Composed of three cylindrical mass of connective tissue bound together (b) Composed of three cylindrical mass of tissue bound together by fibrous tissue (c) Composed of three cylindrical mass of epithelium tissue bound together (d) Composed of three mass of tissue only 15. What is the entry point for blood vessel and nerves into the ovaries called? (a) Hilus part (b) Hilus (b) Hilus pors (d) None of them 16. It is a bulky middle layer of the uterus and its plays an active role during the delivery of a baby... (a) Endometrium (b) Myometrium (c) Epimetrium (d) None of this 17. The metamorphosis of the Spermatid in to the sperms is known as... (a) Multiplication phase (b) The growth phase (b) The maturation phase (d) Spermiogenesis 18. In humans after implantation what is the elaborate projection developed from trophoblast called? (a) Embryonic Layer (b) Chorionic villi (b) Placenta (d) Umbilical cord

4 19. At the time of delivery which hormones stimulate more frequent and powerful construction of the uterus? (a) Oxytocin and Prostaglandins (b) Estrogen and Progesterone (c) Oxytocin and Vasopressin (d) Estrogen and Prostaglandins 20. How much blood is lost during menstrual cycle period? (a) 25 to 100 ML (b) 50 to 150 ML (b) 75 to 175 ML (d) 20 to 75 ML 21. Which is incorrect for sexual dimorphism of male? (a) Mammary gland is namesake only (b) Voice is shrill (c) Muscle are strong (d) Beard and mustache develops 22. The correct order of the changes in hormones level at first day to 28th day of menstrual cycle. (a) Estrogen and progesterone level is lower --> Estrogen rising --> Progesterone rising. (b) Estrogen and progesterone level is higher --> Estrogen lower --> Progesterone rising. (c) Estrogen and progesterone level is lower --> Estrogen rising --> Progesterone lower. (d) Estrogen and progesterone level is higher --> Estrogen rising --> Progesterone rising. 23. Arrange the following in the uterine devices (IUDS) in chronological order, non medical IUDS, copper IUDS and hormonal IUDS. (a) First, Second, Third (b) Third, First, Second (b) Second, First, Third (d) First, Second, Third 24. When Induced abortion act did came in to force by Government of India? (a) 1st April 1971 (b) 1st April 1972 (b) 1st April 1973 (d) 1st April 1974

5 25. Which microbes cause syphilis? (a) Neisseria gonorrhoeae (b) Herpis simplex (b) Treponema palladium (d) Tricomonas vaginalis 26. What is the meaning of infertility? (a) Unable the produce sperms. (b) Unable to produce ova. (c) Unable the produce children (d) Unable for coitus. 27. In which Assisted Reproductive technology fertilization occurs in woman's body? (a) (a) IVF (b) ZIFT (c) GIFT (d) ART. 28. Match column I and II and find proper option? P-1952 (i) Passed MTP Act. Q-1947 (ii) Population of India 361 millions. R-1951 (iii) Population of India 342 millions. S-1971 (iv) Beginning of family planning. (a) (P - iv) (Q - iii) (R - ii) (S - i) (b) (P - iii) (Q - iv) (R - ii) (S - i) (c) (P - ii) (Q - i) (R - iv) (S - iii) (d) (P - ii) (Q - iii) (R - i) (S - iv) 29. Daily oral contraceptive pill is (a) Mala C (b) Mala M and Mala D (c) Mala A (d) Mala D 30. Medical termination of the pregnancy (MTP)is considered safe up to how many weeks of Pregnancy. (a) Six weeks (b) Eight weeks (c) Twelve weeks (d)eighteen weeks

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