CHAPTER – 4
MCQs – Reproduction
1. The process in which one or two parents form a new individual
is called ________.
§ Reproduction
§ Sporulation
§ Growth
§ All of the above
2. The type of reproduction in which only one parent is required
is called ________.
§ Sexual
§ Asexual
§ Simple reproduction
§ Fission
3. The off springs produced from asexual reproduction are
________ of parent.
§ Different
§ Slightly similar
§ Exact copy
§ None of these
4. The type of asexual reproduction in which parent body divides
to form two or more off springs is called ________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
5. The process of the development of small or growth is called
________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
6. The process of growth of missing part is called ________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
7. The type of reproduction which is neither strictly asexual
nor sexual is called ________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
8. In amoeba following type of reproduction occurs ________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
9. In paramecium following type of reproduction occurs ________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
10. In plasmodium following type of reproduction occurs
________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
11. In sponges following type of reproduction occurs ________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
12. In Hydra following type of reproduction occurs ________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
13. In annelides following type of reproduction occurs ________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
14. In honey bees following type of reproduction occurs
________.
§ Fission
§ Budding
§ Regeneration
§ Parthenogenesis
15. The process in which only two individual are formed is
called ________.
§ Binary Budding
§ Multiple Fission
§ Binary Fission
§ Fragmentation
16. If the parent body divides into more than two parts the
process is called ________.
§ Binary Budding
§ Multiple Fission
§ Binary Fission
§ Fragmentation
17. Sponges sometimes undergo a process in which parent body
split into several parts called ________.
§ Binary Budding
§ Multiple Fission
§ Binary Fission
§ Fragmentation
18. The first cloned sheep was named _______.
§ Jolly
§ Molly
§ Rolly
§ None
19. Those twins which have same sex are called ________.
§ Fraternal
§ Identical
§ Special
§ None
20. Identical twins are ________.
§ Monozygotic
§ Dizygotic
§ Both
§ None
21. Fraternal twins are ________.
§ Monozygotic
§ Dizygotic
§ Both
§ None
22. The type of reproduction in which fusion of gametes take
place is called ________ reproduction.
§ Asexual
§ Sexual
§ Simple Reproduction
§ Hybridization
23. Sexual reproduction requires ________, mating and
fertilization.
§ Parthenogenesis
§ Organogenesis
§ Gametogenesis
§ Spermatogenesis
24. ________ is a process in which male and female contribute
their gamets for fertilization.
§ Mating
§ Fusion
§ Both
§ None
25. External fertilization cannot take place ________ water.
§ Inside
§ Outside
§ Both
§ None
26. Those animals which have same type of gonads are called
_______.
§ Hermaphrodite
§ Heterophrodite
§ Isogonadals
§ None
27. Bisexual animals are also called ________.
§ Hermaphrodite
§ Heterophrodite
§ Isogonadals
§ None
28. Eggs may have already fertilized before being and this
phenomenon is called ________.
§ External Fertilization
§ Internal Fertilization
§ Both
§ None
29. The phenomenon in which eggs are fertilized after they are
laid is called ________.
§ External Fertilization
§ Internal Fertilization
§ Both
§ None
30. Those animals that do not lay eggs but retain their young
one inside their body are called ________.
§ Oviparous
§ Viviparous
§ Endoparous
§ None
31. Placenta is characteristic feature of ________.
§ Oviparous
§ Viviparous
§ Endoparous
§ None
32. In male reproductive system testes are enclosed in exdended
skin called ________.
§ Epididymus
§ Scrotum
§ Penis
§ Vas deferens
33. Testes not only secrete sperms but also ________.
§ Estrogen
§ Epinephrine
§ Testosterone
§ Aldosterone
34. Testes consists of a very fine tubular network called
________.
§ Seminiferous tubules
§ Vas deferens
§ Urinogenital Duch
§ None
35. In male reproductive system of humans ________ no. of glands
are present.
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
§ 4
36. The secretions of the glands in male reproductive system
convert sperms into ________.
§ Spermatogonia
§ Spermatids
§ Seminal fluid
§ Semen
37. A tube which runs from bladder to the end of penis is called
________.
§ Ureter
§ Urethra
§ Urinary Tube
§ None
38. Human testes are packed with about 500 seminiferous tubules
which produce about ________ million sperms every day.
§ 10
§ 20
§ 30
§ 40
39. A pair of oval and solid structures is called ________.
§ Oviducts
§ Fallopian Tubules
§ Ovaries
§ Uterus
40. The matured ovum after leaving ovaries enter ________.
§ Oviducts
§ Fallopian tubules
§ Ovaries
§ Uterus
41. Fallopian tubules open into ________.
§ Oviducts
§ Fallopian tubules
§ Ovaries
§ Uterus
42. Uterus narrows to form _______.
§ Vagina
§ Cervix
§ Vulva
§ None
43. The cyclic discharge of mucusal tissues along with blood is
called _______.
§ Ovarian cycle
§ Mentrual cycle
§ Oestrous cycle
§ Uterine Cycle
44. Menstrual cycle do not occurs before puberty, during
pregnancy and ________ menopause.
§ During
§ Before
§ After
§ Not related to
45. Female menstrual cycle is the preparation of uterus to
________.
§ Fertilization
§ Fusion
§ Flow of blood
§ Pregnancy
46. The female menstrual cycle comprise of ________ no. of
phases.
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
§ 4
47. The first phase is called ________
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
48. The second phase is called ________
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
49. The third phase is called ________.
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
50. The fourth phase is called _______.
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
51. Secretion of both estrogen and progestrone is stop before 2
days of ________ phase.
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
52. Corpus leutum of ovary degenerates in ________ phase.
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
53. Endometridium of uterus shed off in ________ phase.
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
54. The formation of follicular cells is characteristics feature
of ________ phase.
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
55. FSH is secreated in ________ phase.
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
56. FSH also stimulate ovary to secreat ________ hormone.
§ Progestrone
§ Testosterone
§ Oestrogen
§ None
57. Estrogen secretion causes rapid division of ________.
§ Endometrium
§ Myometrium
§ Perimetrium
§ All of the above
58. Low FSH level and high oestrogen level cause secretion of
________ hormone.
§ More FSH
§ LH
§ Progesterone
§ All of the above
59. In ________ phase mature ovum is released from ovary and
enters fallopian tubule.
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
60. ________ phase is responsible for the formation of corpus
leutum from empty graffian follicle.
§ Follicular
§ Menstruation
§ Corpus leutum
§ Ovulation
61. Fertilization in human being is most commonly called
________.
§ Pregnancy
§ Conception
§ Birth
§ All
62. The tissue attaching the embyo to the wall of uterus is
called ________.
§ Placenta
§ Amnion
§ Chorion
§ None
63. Those diseases which are related to defect in reproductive
system and are caused due to intercourses are called ________.
§ Viral Diseases
§ Nutritional Diseases
§ Sexually Transmitted Diseases
§ Fungal Diseases
64. Neisserai gonorrhoeae causes ________ diseases.
§ AIDS
§ Syphilis
§ Gonorrhea
§ Genital Herpes
65. ________ is caused by herpes simplex.
§ AIDS
§ Syphilis
§ Gonorrhea
§ Genital Herpes
66. ________ is caused by treponema pallidum.
§ AIDS
§ Syphilis
§ Gonorrhea
§ Genital Herpes
67. ________ is caused by HIV.
§ AIDS
§ Syphilis
§ Gonorrhea
§ Genital Herpes
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