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Class VII >> Science >> Reproduction in Plants >> A1

Q1	Production of new plants from the vegetative part of parent is known as __________.
A	Pollination
B	Vegetative Propagation
C	Sexual Reproduction
D	Germination

Q2	The process by which seeds or fruits are scattered is known as __________.
A	Germination
B	Dispersal
C	Pollination
D	Fertilisation

Q3	Name the artificial method that is used to develop new varieties of plants.
A	Cutting
B	Layering
C	Grafting
D	Budding

Q4	_________ is the reproductive organ in most plants.
A	Leaf
B	Root
C	Flower
D	Stem

Q5	Name the mode of reproduction that requires only one parent.
A	Sexual Reproduction
B	Asexual Reproduction
C	Both of the Above
D	None of the Above

Q6	In __________, the organism breaks up into fragments which then grows into a new plant.
A	Budding
B	Fragmentation
C	Spore Formation
D	Vegetative Propagation

Q7	Name the artificial method of reproduction which involves cutting of a stem and placing it in moist soil.
A	Cutting
B	Budding
C	Layering
D	Grafting

Q8	What are the slimy green patches seen in stagnant water bodies called?
A	Yeast
B	Hydra
C	Algae
D	Amoeba

Q9	The four parts of a flower are sepals, petals, stamens and __________.
A	Pistil
B	Stomata
C	Lenticels
D	Stems

Q10	Which of the following is a mode of reproduction in plants?
A	Asexual Reproduction
B	Sexual reproduction
C	Vegetative Propagation
D	All of the Above

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