MCQs of Kingdom Plantae of Chapter 9 of Class XI
1. The multicellular eukaryotes autotrophs are called
(a) Plants
(b) Bacteria
(c) Fungi
(d) Animalia
2. Two groups of plants are called
(a) Brophytes & Traccheophytes
(b) Brophytes & Algae
(c) Brophytes & Fungi
(d) Brophytes & Bacteria
3. The non vascular plants are called
(a) Gymnosperms
(b) Angiosperms
(c) Brophytes
(d) Traccheophytes
4. Plants with xylem and phloem are called
(a) Marchantia
(b) Angiosperms
(c) Brophytes
(d) Traccheophytes
5. A common liverwort is called
(a) Marchantia
(b) Equisetum
(c) Fern
(d) Pinus
6. The vascular plants are called
(a) Gymnosperms
(b) Angiosperms
(c) Brophytes
(d) Traccheophytes
7. Rhynia and Psilotum belong to the group of ........Tracheophyta
(a) Psilopsida
(b) Pteropsida
(c) Spermopsida
(d) Bryophyta
8. The fossil plant of Psilopsida is
(a) Psilotum
(b) Rhynia
(c) Fern.
(d) Moss
9. The living genera of Psilopsida are
(a) Psilotum & Tmesipteris
(b) Psilotum & Rhynia
(c) Psilotum & Marchanita
(d) Marchantia & Phynia
10. Selaginella is also called
(a) Club Moss
(b) Moss
(c) Horse tail
(d) Seed plant
11. Selaginella belongs to the group ...........of Tracheophyta
(a) Spermopsida
(b) Pteropsida
(c) Psilopsida
(d) Lycopsida
12. Equisetum belongs to the group of
(a) Spermopsida
(b) Pteropsida
(c) Psilopsida
(d) Lycopsida
13. The horse tail is called
(a) Moss
(b) Equisetum
(c) Selaginella
(d) Marchantia
14. The group of fern is called
(a) Spermopsida
(b) Pteropsida
(c) Psilopsida
(d) Lycopsida
15. Spermopsida are the
(a) Pinus & Angolosperms
(b) Marchantia & Moss
(c) Fern & Selaginella
(d) Fern & Equisetum
16. The first stage in the life cycle of fern is called
(a) Sporophyte
(b) Gametophyte
(c) Conidiophyte
(d) None of Them
17.The Second stage in the life cycle of fern is called
(a) Sporophyte
(b) Gametophyte
(c) Conidiophyte
(d) None of Them
18. Rhizophore is produced by the stem of
(a) Marchantia
(b) Selaginella
(c) Pinus
(d) Sun flower
19. Common example of conifers is
(a) Marchantia
(b) Rhynia
(c) Pinus
(d) Sun flower
20. Needle like leaves are found in
(a) Stigeoclonium
(b) Rhynia
(c) Pinus
(d) Sun flower
21. Staminate and ovulate cones are produced in
(a) Marchantia
(b) Selaginella
(c) Pinus
(d) Rhynia
22. Plants that bears two type of spores are called
(a) Heterozygous
(b) Homozygous
(c) Homosporous
(d) Heterosporous
23. Vascular tissues system is found in
(a) Marchantia
(b) Selaginella
(c) Rhizopus
(d) Ulva
24. Gemna cups are found in
(a) Marchantia
(b) Selaginella
(c) Rhynia
(d) Ulva
25. In moss male are produced in
(a) Antheridia
(b) Archegonia
(c) Capsule
(d) Oogonium
26. In moss spores are formed
(a) Antheridia
(b) Archegonia
(c) Capsule
(d) Gemma Cup
27. In Moss egg cell is formed
(a) Antheridium
(b) Archegonium
(c) Capsule
(d) Gemma Cup
28. In plants translocation of food takes place by
(a) Xylem
(b) Pholem
(c) Cambium
(d) Endodermis
29. Conduction of water in the body of plants takes place by
(a) Xylem
(b) Pholem
(c) Cambium
(d) Sieve tubes
30. Strobilus is found in
(a) Marchantia
(b) Selaginella
(c) Rhizopus
(d) Rhynia
31. The asexual reproduction in fern takes place by
(a) Spores
(b) Gametes
(c) Conidia
(d) Endospore
32. The stalk of sporangium is called
(a) Sporangiophore
(b) Sporophore
(c) Petiole
(d) Redicil
33. The group of sporangia in fern is called
(a) Tetrad
(b) Sorus
(c) Strobilus
(d) Spike
34. Each sorus is a group of
(a) Sporangia
(b) Gametargia
(c) Conidia
(d) Strobilus
35. The thick walled part of fern sporangium is called
(a) Stomium
(b) Annulus
(c) Operculum
(d) Columella
36. The thin walled part of fern sporangium is called
(a) Stomium
(b) Annulus
(c) Operculum
(d) Peristome
37. The gametophyte of fern is called
(a) Prothallus
(b) Procap
(c) Ascocarp
(d) Pericap
38. The male organ of fern, Marchantia and Moss is called
(a) Antheridia
(b) Oogonia
(c) Archegonia
(d) Ascogonia
39. The female organ of fern, Marchantia and Moss is called
(a) Antheridia
(b) Oogonia
(c) Archegonia
(d) Ascogonia
40. Flower with stalk is called
(a) Pedicellate
(b) Petiolate
(c) Pedunculate
(d) Sessile
41. When carpels are free the condition is callled
(a) Apocarpous
(b) Syncarpous
(c) Polyandrous
(d) Syngenesious
42. When ovary is superior the flower is called
(a) Epigynous
(b) Perigynous
(c) Hypogynous
(d) Epi petalouns
43. When ovary is inferior, the flower is called
(a) Epigynous
(b) Perigynous
(c) Hypogynous
(d) Gynandrous
44. When flower is divided into two equal halves by only one axis, the flower is called
(a) Epigynous
(b) Perigynous
(c) Zygomorphic
(d) Actinomorphic
45. When flower can be divided into two equal halves by any angle, the flower is called
(a) Epigynous
(b) Perigynous
(c) Zygomorphic
(d) Actinomorphic
46. Ovule is attached to the ovary by
(a) Micropyle
(b) Nuclellus
(c) Integument
(d) Placenta
47. Arrangement of ovules or placenta in the ovary is called
(a) Aestivation
(b) Placentation
(c) Ovulation
(d) None of These
47. Arrangement of sepals or petals in flower is called
(a) Aestivation
(b) Placentation
(c) Ovulation
(d) None of These
48. Egg cell is produced in the
(a) Style
(b) Nuclellus
(c) Integument
(d) Embryosac
49. When carpels are fused the condition is known as
(a) Apocarpous
(b) Epigynous
(c) Hypogynous
(d) Syncarpous
50. Androecium is a collection of
(a) Carpels
(b) Petals
(c) Stamens
(d) Bracts
51. Part of stamen a which produces pollen grains is called
(a) Filament
(b) Connective
(c) Anther
(d) Style
52. When stamens are attached to the petals, the condition is called
(a) Epipetalous
(b) Episepalous
(c) Hypogynous
(d) Gynandrous
53. When stamens are completely free from each other, they are termed as
(a) Poly androus
(b) Monoadelphous
(c) Polysepalous
(d) Epipetalous
54. When filaments are the fused together to from one bundle and anther remain free the condition is called
(a) Poly androus
(b) Monoadelphous
(c) Polysepalous
(d) Diadelphous
55. Gynoecium is composed of
(a) Carpels
(b) Anthers
(c) Stamens
(d) Perianth
56. Part of gynoecium which receives pollen grains is called
(a) Ovary
(b) Style
(c) Stigma
(d) Bracts
57. Part of gynoecium which produces ovules is called
(a) Ovary
(b) Style
(c) Stigma
(d) Connective
58. Caylx is a collective of
(a) Sepals
(b) Petals
(c) Stamens
(d) Carpels
59. Fused sepals are termed as
(a) Polysepalous
(b) Gamosepalous
(c) Syncarpous
(d) Monoadelphous
60. Free sepals are called
(a) Polysepalous
(b) Gamosepalous
(c) Polypelatous
(d) Monoadelphous
61. Fused petals are called
(a) Polysepalous
(b) Gamosepalous
(c) Polysepalous
(d) Apocarpous
62. Infundibuliform(funnel-shaped) corolla is present in the family
(a) Brassicaceae
(b) Poaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
63. Five stamens free and epipetalous are characteristics of the family
(a) Brassicaceae
(b) Poaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
64. In family Solanaceae the placentation is
(a) Parietal
(b) Axile
(c) Twisted
(d) Marginal
65. Solanum tuberosum (potato) and solanum melongena (brinjal) plants belong
(a) Malvaceae
(b) Poaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
66. Lycopersicum esculentum and Nicotiana tabaccum plants belong to the family
(a) Malvaceae
(b) Poaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
67. Vexillary aestivation is the characteristics of the family
(a) Malvaceae
(b) Poaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
68. Diadelphous (9+1) stamens are found in the family
(a) Malvaceae
(b) Poaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
69. In family Fabaceae the placentation is
(a) Parietal
(b) Axile
(c) Marginal
(d) Twisted
70. Perianth is the characteristics of the family
(a) Brassicaceae
(b) Poaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
71. In family poaceae the inflorescence is
(a) Raceme
(b) Spike or spikelet
(c) Capitulum
(d) Cyme
72. Feathery stigma is the characteristics of the family
(a) Brassicaceae
(b) Poaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
73. In family poaceae the placentation is
(a) Marginal
(b) Parietal
(c) Axile
(d) Basal
74. Apple , pear, peach and almond are included in the family
(a) Mimosasae
(b) Rosaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
75. The botanical name of apple is
(a) Pyrus malus
(b) Pyrus communis
(c) Prunus persica
(d) Prunus amygdalus
76. The botanical name of pear is
(a) Pyrus malus
(b) Pyrus communis
(c) Prunus persica
(d) Prunus amygdalus
76. The botanical name of almond is
(a) Pyrus malus
(b) Pyrus amygdalous
(c) Acacia arabica
(d) Parkinsonia
77. The botanical name of rose is
(a) Pyrus malus
(b) Pyrus amygdalous
(c) Rosa indica
(d) Prosopis
78. Multiple of 5 petals wit, numerous free stamens and numerous separate carpels are the character of family
(a) Mimosasae
(b) Rosaceae
(c) Poaceae
(d) Solanaceae
79. Pea, gram,peanut, sesbania are included in the family
(a) Caesal pinacae
(b) Fabacae
(c) Rosaceae
(d) Solanaceae
80. The botanical name of edible pea is
(a) Pyrus malus
(b) Pisum sativum
(c) Petunia
(d) Albizzia
81. Acacia family is called
(a) Mimosasae
(b) Caesalpinaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
82. Acacia, Albizia, Xyla, Mimosa and Prosopis plants are included in family
(a) Mimosasae
(b) Rosaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
82. Gum and katha are obtained from the plants of family
(a) Mimosasae
(b) Caesalpinaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
83. Ccacia family is called
(a) Mimosasae
(b) Caesalpinaceae
(c) Solanaceae
(d) Fabaceae
84. Tamarind(imli), Amaltus, Kachnar, are included in the family
(a) Mimosasae
(b) Caesalpinaceae
(c) Poaceae
(d) Fabaceae
85. The botanical name of kachnar is
(a) Cassia fistula
(b) Bauhinia
(c) Tamerindus
(d) Arachis
86. The botanical name of Amaltas is
(a) Cassia fistula
(b) Parkinsonia
(c) Tamerindus
(d) Non of Them
87. Flame of the forest is called
(a) Gul-e-moher
(b) Imli
(c) kachnar
(d) Amaltas
88. Gum tree is called
(a) Cassia fistula
(b) Albizzia
(c) Prosopis
(d) Acacia nilotica
89. The group of seed plant is called
(a) Spermopsida
(b) Pteropsida
(c) Psilopsida
(d) Lycopsida
90. The botanical name of imli is
(a) Cassia fistula
(b) Albizzia
(c) Prosopis
(d)Taarindus indica
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