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Extra 40 MCQs with answers from the chapter:7 "How Do Organisms Reproduce?" for Class 10 CBSE Science.

 

Which of the following is NOT an example of asexual reproduction?

 

a) Binary fission

 

b) Budding

 

c) Pollination

 

d) Fragmentation

 

Answer:

c) Pollination

 

Which organism reproduces by binary fission?

 

a) Hydra

 

b) Amoeba

 

c) Earthworm

 

d) Mushroom

 

Answer:

b) Amoeba

 

Budding is a type of asexual reproduction seen in:

 

a) Paramecium

 

b) Hydra

 

c) Amoeba

 

d) Bacteria

 

Answer:

b) Hydra

 

What is the advantage of vegetative propagation in plants?

 

a) Produces new varieties

 

b) Faster reproduction

 

c) Requires seeds

 

d) Produces genetically different plants

 

Answer:

b) Faster reproduction

 

Which of the following is an example of vegetative propagation?

 

a) Grafting

 

b) Spore formation

 

c) Binary fission

 

d) Budding

 

Answer:

a) Grafting

 

Spore formation occurs in:

 

a) Yeast

 

b) Amoeba

 

c) Rhizopus

 

d) Hydra

 

Answer:

c) Rhizopus

 

Which part of

Bryophyllum

helps in vegetative propagation?

 

a) Leaves

 

b) Roots

 

c) Stems

 

d) Flowers

 

Answer:

a) Leaves

 

Which of the following is NOT a method of asexual reproduction?

 

a) Budding

 

b) Grafting

 

c) Spore formation

 

d) Binary fission

 

Answer:

b) Grafting

 

What is the main disadvantage of asexual reproduction?

 

a) Takes a long time

 

b) No genetic variation

 

c) Requires two parents

 

d) Produces fewer offspring

 

Answer:

b) No genetic variation

 

Which of the following reproduces through fragmentation?

 

a) Planaria

 

b) Hydra

 

c) Yeast

 

d) Amoeba

 

Answer:

a) Planaria

 

Which of the following organisms reproduce sexually?

 

a) Hydra

 

b) Bacteria

 

c) Humans

 

d) Amoeba

 

Answer:

c) Humans

 

Which of the following is a male reproductive organ in plants?

 

a) Ovary

 

b) Pistil

 

c) Stigma

 

d) Stamen

 

Answer:

d) Stamen

 

The female reproductive organ in plants is called:

 

a) Ovary

 

b) Anther

 

c) Stamen

 

d) Petal

 

Answer:

a) Ovary

 

Fertilization in flowering plants occurs in the:

 

a) Ovule

 

b) Stigma

 

c) Anther

 

d) Petal

 

Answer:

a) Ovule

 

Which process leads to the formation of zygote in sexual reproduction?

 

a) Mitosis

 

b) Meiosis

 

c) Fertilization

 

d) Pollination

 

Answer:

c) Fertilization

 

Which of the following is NOT a method of pollination?

 

a) Wind pollination

 

b) Water pollination

 

c) Animal pollination

 

d) Budding

 

Answer:

d) Budding

 

Which part of the flower becomes the fruit?

 

a) Ovule

 

b) Ovary

 

c) Petal

 

d) Anther

 

Answer:

b) Ovary

 

Which part of the flower develops into seeds?

 

a) Ovule

 

b) Stigma

 

c) Style

 

d) Sepal

 

Answer:

a) Ovule

 

 

Which type of reproduction increases genetic variation?

 

a) Asexual

 

b) Sexual

 

c) Budding

 

d) Binary fission

 

Answer:

b) Sexual

 

What is the function of the fallopian tube in human females?

 

a) Produces eggs

 

b) Transports egg to the uterus

 

c) Secretes hormones

 

d) Supports the

fetus

 

Answer:

b) Transports egg to the uterus

 

Which organ produces sperm in males?

 

a) Testis

 

b) Penis

 

c) Ovary

 

d) Uterus

 

Answer:

a) Testis

 

Where does fertilization occur in human females?

 

a) Uterus

 

b) Ovary

 

c) Fallopian tube

 

d) Vagina

 

Answer:

c) Fallopian tube

 

The function of the uterus in females is to:

 

a) Store sperm

 

b) Support

fatal

development

 

c) Produce eggs

 

d) Transport eggs

 

Answer:

b) Support

fatal

development

 

The hormone responsible for female secondary sexual characteristics is:

 

a) Testosterone

 

b) Insulin

 

c)

Oestrogen

 

d) Adrenaline

 

Answer:

c)

Oestrogen

 

Which of the following prevents pregnancy?

 

a) Insulin

 

b) Contraceptive pills

 

c) Testosterone

 

d)

Oestrogen

 

Answer:

b) Contraceptive pills

 

Which part of the male reproductive system produces sperm?

 

a) Penis

 

b) Testes

 

c) Vas deferens

 

d) Urethra

 

Answer:

b) Testes

 

Which structure carries sperm from testes to urethra?

 

a) Vas deferens

 

b) Ovary

 

c) Fallopian tube

 

d) Uterus

 

Answer:

a) Vas deferens

 

What is the main function of the placenta in pregnant women?

 

a) Protects the baby

 

b) Supplies nutrients and oxygen

 

c) Produces hormones

 

d) Helps in digestion

 

Answer:

b) Supplies nutrients and oxygen

 

Which of the following is a sexually transmitted disease (STD)?

 

a) Malaria

 

b) AIDS

 

c) Tuberculosis

 

d) Typhoid

 

Answer:

b) AIDS

 

Which of the following is a permanent method of birth control?

 

a) Condoms

 

b) Oral pills

 

c) Vasectomy

 

d) Copper-T

 

Answer:

c) Vasectomy

 

Which process produces gametes in sexual reproduction?

 

a) Mitosis

 

b) Meiosis

 

c) Budding

 

d) Binary fission

 

Answer:

b) Meiosis

Which of the following organisms reproduce sexually?

 

a) Bacteria

 

b) Amoeba

 

c) Human

 

d) Yeast

 

Answer:

c) Human

What is the main purpose of reproduction?

 

a) Survival of individual

 

b) Continuation of species

 

c) Growth of the body

 

d) Digestion

 

Answer:

b) Continuation of species

Which method of reproduction ensures maximum variation?

 

a) Asexual reproduction

 

b) Sexual reproduction

 

Answer:

b) Sexual reproduction

Where is DNA found?

 

a) Nucleus

 

b) Cytoplasm

 

Answer:

a) Nucleus

 

36. What is the main purpose of pollination in plants?

a) To produce new leaves
b) To transfer pollen to the stigma
c) To produce chlorophyll
d) To help in vegetative propagation
Answer: b) To transfer pollen to the stigma

 

37. Which of the following is NOT a type of contraception?

a) Condom
b) Oral pills
c) Fertilization
d) Copper-T
Answer: c) Fertilization

 

38. The surgical method of contraception in females is called:

a) Vasectomy
b) Tubectomy
c) Contraceptive pills
d) Barrier method
Answer: b) Tubectomy

 

39. Which of the following is a female reproductive organ?

a) Testes
b) Uterus
c) Vas deferens
d) Penis
Answer: b) Uterus

 

40. Which of the following is a characteristic of asexual reproduction?

a) Requires two parents
b) Produces genetically identical offspring
c) Leads to variation in offspring
d) Involves fusion of gametes
Answer: b) Produces genetically identical offspring

 

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