How Do Organisms Reproduce II
| Description: How do Organisms Reproduce II | |
| Number of Questions: 40 | |
| Created by: Tanya Dwivedi | |
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Which of the following characteristics does not appear in a girl during puberty?
Where does the development of embryo take place in humans?
The agents which help in transfer of pollen from anther to stigma of carpel are called ______________.
What carries the egg from ovary to the uterus?
The monthly flow of blood in a woman is called _________.
The developmental stage of an organism passed in the mother's womb is termed as ________________.
Which of the following options does not act as a pollinator?
The germ cells involved in sexual reproduction are called ________________.
The food reserve of a seed is ____________.
What is the fate of ovule after fertilization?
Menstruation involves loss of blood from the inner lining of the ______________.
Which of the following characteristics is not of sexual reproduction?
Surgical method of preventing fertilization in females involves tying-up of the ____________.
Which of the following diseases is not sexually transmitted?
The future shoot present in a seed is termed as ________________.
Individuals with both male and female sex organs are called __________________.
Ovary in plants grows and develops into a ____________.
The process of development of a seed from an embryo is called ___________.
The ratio of DNA content of gamete to that of parent body cell is ___________.
Chemical method of preventing pregnancy is by altering the _________ balance of the body.
The fusion of sperm and egg initially results in formation of _________.
Which part of flower represents the female reproductive organ?
_________ provide the fluid to lubricate the ducts of male reproductive system.
Entry of sperm into the female reproductive tract is prevented by ___________.
Which of the following organs is not a part of male reproductive system in humans?
The connecting link between mother's blood and fetal blood is termed as ____________.
Where does fertilization take place in human beings?
_________ acts as a platform where the pollen lands.
Transfer of pollen from anther of one flower to stigma of the same flower is called ___________.
The main function of testes is to produce ____________.
The uterus opens into the vagina through the __________.
Which of the following options is not a part of the carpel?
After landing on the stigma, the pollen grain germinates to give rise to ______________.
Where does the production of pollen grains take place?
Which are considered as the helping/non-essential parts of a flower?
The causal organism of gonorrhea is a _____________.
Testes are placed in the scrotum so as to _________________.
_________ is the common passage for both sperms and urine.
_________ bears a unisexual flower.
_________ receives the penis during sexual intercourse.