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Reproduction and growth

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following is the correct sequence of sperm formation?

a)

Spermatogonium ---> spermatocyte ---> spermatids ---> sperms

b)

Spermatocyte ---> spermatogonium ---> spermatids ---> sperms

c)

Spermatocyte ---> spermatids ---> spermatogonium ---> sperms

d)

Spermatids ---> spermatogonium ---> spermatocyte ---> sperms

2.

Which of the following shows the order of the main stages of a menstrual cycle?

a)

Menstruation --> formation of coupus luteum --> corpus luteum degenerates --> formation of follicles --> ovulation --> menstruation

b)

Menstruation --> ovulation --> formation of follicles --> formation of coupus luteum --> corpus luteum degenerates --> menstruation

c)

ovulation --> formation of coupus luteum --> corpus luteum degenerates --> menstruation --> formation of follicles --> ovulation

d)

formation of follicles --> formation of coupus luteum --> corpus luteum degenerates --> menstruation --> ovulation --> formation of follicles

3.

Which stage is the morula stage?

a)

R

b)

Q

c)

P

d)

S

4.

What are cells P, Q and R?

a)

P-ovum; Q-polar body; R-oocyte

b)

P-polar body; Q-ovum; R-oocyte

c)

P-oocyte; Q-polar body; R-ovum

d)

P-ovum; Q-oocyte; R-polar body

5.

Which of the following statements are correct about the two hormones? (choose more than 1 answer)

a)

A rise in the level of hormone P heals and repairs the endometrium lining.

b)

A drop in the level of hormone P induces a drop in the level of hormone Q.

c)

A rise in the level of hormone Q stimulates ovulation.

d)

A drop in the level of hormone Q stimulates menstruation.

6.

What hormones are secreted at stage W, X and Y?

a)

W- progesterone; X- follicle stimulating hormone; Y- luteinising hormone

b)

W- follicle stimulating hormone; X- luteinising hormone; Y- progesterone

c)

W- luteinising hormone; X- progesterone; Y- follicle stimulating hormone

d)

W- luteinising hormone; X- follicle stimulating hormone; Y- progesterone

7.

In which parts does the blood contain

the most oxygen and nutrients?

a)

1, 3

b)

1, 4

c)

2, 3

d)

2, 4

8.

What are the characteristics of in vitro fertilisation? (choose more than 1 answer)

a)

Sperms are collected and injected into the vagina.

b)

Ovum is taken out of the ovary and put into a culture solution in a laboratory glass container.

c)

Fertilisation occurs outside the body.

d)

Zygote is formed inside the body.

9.

Phase X of the growth curve shows...

a)

the rate of growth is slow where only cell division and slight cell enlargement occurs.

b)

that most cells have achieved the maximum size

c)

that the cell division occurs only to replace the damaged or dead tissues

d)

that the organism in ecdysis

10.

What happens at X? (choose more than 1 answer)

a)

abundant food intake

b)

rapid growth

c)

the old exoskeleton is discarded and replaced with a new exoskeleton

d)

ecdysis

11.

What are R, S and T?

a)

R- primary phloem; S- secondary xylem; T- secondary phloem

b)

R- secondary xylem; S- primary phloem; T- secondary phloem

c)

R- primary phloem; S- secondary phloem; T- secondary xylem

d)

R- secondary phloem; S- primary phloem; T- secondary xylem

12.

Diagram shows the stages in pollen formation. What are the cells in stages Q, R and S?

a)

Q- pollen; R- tetrad; S- pollen tube

b)

Q- tetrad; R- pollen; S- matured pollen

c)

Q- tetrad; R- generative nucleus; S- tube nucleus

d)

Q- tube nucleus; R- pollen mother cell; S- pollen

13.

Primary xylem and primary phloem cells in a dicotyledon stem originate from...

a)

apical meristem

b)

lateral meristem

c)

vascular meristem

d)

cork cambium

14.

A plant has the number of chromosomes 2n=36. How many chromosomes are there in each of the three nucleus in the pollen tube?

a)

36, 36, 36

b)

36, 36, 18

c)

18, 18, 36

d)

18, 18, 18

15.

Which of the following is true about the fertilisation of the plant? (choose more that 1 answer)

a)

male gamete will fuse with Q to form diploid zygote

b)

another male gamete will fuse with both P to form triploid nucleus

c)

one male gamete fuses with both R to form triploid nucleus

d)

male gamete fuses with S to form diploid zygote

16.

Which part is primary phloem, secondary xylem, cork cambium and vascular cambium?

a)

Primary phloem- W; Secondary xylem- X; Cork cambium- Y; Vascular cambium- Z

b)

Primary phloem- Z; Secondary xylem- Y; Cork cambium- W; Vascular cambium- X

c)

Primary phloem- X; Secondary xylem- W; Cork cambium- Z; Vascular cambium- Y

d)

Primary phloem- Y; Secondary xylem- Z; Cork cambium- X; Vascular cambium- W

17.

Which part is involved in the primary growth of the plant?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

18.

Choose statements that are true about the structure. (choose more that 1 answer)

a)

It is a pollen grain

b)

Generative nucleus will divide to form two male gametes

c)

Tube nucleus has no function and will degenerate

d)

It is an embryo sac

19.

Match the graph that show the level of hormones to the respective hormones.

a)

Follicle stimulating hormone - P; Progesterone - Q; Oestrogen - R; Luteinising hormone - S

b)

Follicle stimulating hormone - P; Progesterone - S; Oestrogen - R; Luteinising hormone - Q

c)

Follicle stimulating hormone - R; Progesterone - P; Oestrogen - S; Luteinising hormone - Q

d)

Follicle stimulating hormone - R; Progesterone - S; Oestrogen - Q; Luteinising hormone - P

20.

Where are the human sperms produced?

a)

vesicle semen

b)

vas deferens

c)

seminiferous tubules

d)

prostate gland