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📘 MCQ Test
Question 1
Double fertilization occurs in:
Gymnosperms
Angiosperms
Bryophytes
Pteridophytes
Question 2
The process of double fertilization was discovered by:
Strasburger
B. M. Johansen
Nawaschin
Hofmeister
Question 3
In double fertilization, one male gamete fuses with:
Egg cell
Synergid
Central cell
Polar nuclei
Question 4
The second male gamete fuses with:
Egg cell
Central cell
Synergid
Antipodal
Question 5
The product of the fusion of the sperm with the egg cell is called:
Endosperm
Zygote
Embryo sac
Polar nucleus
Question 6
The product of fusion of sperm with two polar nuclei is:
Diploid
Triploid
Tetraploid
Haploid
Question 7
Double fertilization ensures:
Formation of male gametes
Simultaneous formation of zygote and endosperm
Formation of pollen grains
Fertilization in gymnosperms
Question 8
Which structure in the embryo sac fuses with sperm during fertilization?
Synergid
Egg cell
Antipodal cell
Polar nuclei
Question 9
The second male gamete fuses with polar nuclei to produce:
Cotyledons
Primary endosperm nucleus
Embryo
Ovule
Question 10
The number of male gametes involved in double fertilization:
1
2
3
4
Question 11
The tube nucleus in pollen grain:
Divides into gametes
Forms pollen tube
Forms synergids
Forms antipodals
Question 12
The generative cell in pollen divides to form:
One sperm
Two sperm
Egg
Zygote
Question 13
The structure that receives pollen during pollination is:
Ovule
Anther
Stigma
Style
Question 14
In angiosperms, the female gametophyte is called:
Embryo
Embryo sac
Endosperm
Ovule
Question 15
The typical number of cells in a mature embryo sac is:
4
6
7
8
Question 16
Which cells guide the entry of pollen tube into the embryo sac?
Antipodal
Synergids
Polar nuclei
Egg cell
Question 17
In Polygonum type embryo sac, the number of polar nuclei is:
1
2
3
4
Question 18
Which of the following is not part of the embryo sac?
Egg cell
Synergid
Generative cell
Antipodal cell
Question 19
The entry point of pollen tube in the embryo sac is called:
Micropyle
Chalaza
Funiculus
Hilum
Question 20
The type of endosperm formed in most angiosperms is:
Diploid
Triploid
Haploid
Tetraploid
Question 21
The process by which sperm nucleus fuses with egg nucleus is called:
Karyogamy
Syngamy
Plasmogamy
Fertilization
Question 22
The fusion of sperm with egg nucleus is called:
Triple fusion
Syngamy
Autogamy
Pollination
Question 23
Fusion of sperm with polar nuclei is called:
Syngamy
Triple fusion
Autogamy
Fertilization
Question 24
Double fertilization ensures synchronization between:
Embryo and pollen formation
Embryo and endosperm formation
Ovule and seed coat formation
Pollen and ovule maturation
Question 25
The process of pollen tube entry and sperm release is called:
Fertilization
Pollination
Pollen germination
Syngamy
Question 26
In angiosperms, fertilization occurs in:
Ovary
Ovule
Style
Stigma
Question 27
The primary endosperm nucleus develops into:
Embryo
Endosperm tissue
Seed coat
Pollen grain
Question 28
The zygote develops into:
Endosperm
Embryo
Cotyledon
Seed coat
Question 29
The nutritive tissue for embryo in angiosperms is:
Zygote
Endosperm
Cotyledon
Ovule
Question 30
The male gametes are formed inside:
Ovule
Anther
Ovary
Style
Question 31
The common type of embryo sac in angiosperms is:
Fritillaria type
Allium type
Polygonum type
Oenothera type
Question 32
In gymnosperms, double fertilization is:
Common
Absent
Same as angiosperms
Partial
Question 33
In some plants like Plumbago, endosperm is:
Diploid
Triploid
Haploid
Tetraploid
Question 34
Fusion of sperm with synergid occurs in:
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
Bryophytes
None
Question 35
Triple fusion results in:
Diploid zygote
Triploid primary endosperm nucleus
Haploid embryo
Diploid endosperm
Question 36
The type of fertilization where one sperm fuses with egg and the other degenerates is called:
Single fertilization
Double fertilization
Autogamy
Cross fertilization
Question 37
In which type of endosperm formation, fertilization is not required?
Nuclear
Cellular
Helobial
Autonomous
Question 38
The process of double fertilization prevents:
Wastage of nutrients
Zygote formation
Pollen formation
Seed coat formation
Question 39
In monocots like Zea mays, double fertilization results in:
Diploid endosperm
Triploid endosperm
No endosperm
Diploid zygote only
Question 40
The egg cell is located:
At micropylar end
At chalazal end
Near polar nuclei
At funiculus
Question 41
The number of nuclei involved in triple fusion is:
2
3
4
5
Question 42
Double fertilization is advantageous because:
Embryo grows before pollination
Endosperm develops only if zygote is formed
Male gametes are wasted
Pollen tube grows faster
Question 43
In Polygonum type embryo sac, number of synergids:
1
2
3
4
Question 44
Number of antipodal cells in Polygonum type embryo sac:
1
2
3
4
Question 45
Male gametes are released in embryo sac by:
Syngamy
Pollen tube discharge
Triple fusion
Germination
Question 46
Double fertilization ensures:
Only zygote formation
Only endosperm formation
Formation of both zygote and endosperm
Fertilization in gymnosperms
Question 47
Polar nuclei fuse with sperm during:
Syngamy
Triple fusion
Germination
Pollination
Question 48
Fertilization in angiosperms is:
Internal and double
External and single
Internal and single
External and double
Question 49
Which part degenerates after fertilization in the embryo sac?
Synergids
Egg cell
Antipodal cells
Polar nuclei
Question 50
The process of double fertilization is significant for:
Pollen dispersal
Efficient use of resources and embryo nourishment
Seed coat development
Pollination
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