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WorksheetsReproduction in Animals
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The phenomenon where unfertilised eggs develop into young ones.
Fragmentation
Regeneration
Parthenogenesis
Budding
What is the function of Epididymis in the male reproductive system?
It is responsible for the production of male gametes.
It collects the sperms and takes them to the sperm ducts.
It is used for excretion and transfer of sperms into the female body.
It is used for locomotion.
I was the first buffalo calf to be cloned by the Indian Council of Research (ICAR) in Haryana. What is my name?
Garima-1
Tetra
Dolly
Garima-2
In the process of multiple fission in Amoeba, where does the arrangement of the daughter nuclei takes place?
Periphery
Cytoplasm
Amoebula
Nucleus
Identify the types of asexual reproduction out of the following.
Parthenogenesis
Fragmentation
Metamorphosis
Regeneration
State true or false:
Haploid cell consists of 46 chromosomes whereas, a diploid cell consists of 23 chromosomes.
True
False
They do not contain chromosomes.
Identify the process of reproduction shown in the above picture.
Regeneration
Metamorphosis
Budding
Parthenogenesis
While reproduction, the female frog lays hundreds of eggs at a time. Why does she do so?
To fertilise them easily.
To increase the chances of survival.
To release young ones called tadpoles.
To prevent predation and protect them in a
jelly-like substance called frog spawn.
Define the process of implantation that takes place during fertilisation in humans. It is the :
Release of eggs from the ovary.
Formation of zygote as a result
of fertilisation.
Attachment of the growing embryo to the uterine wall.
Growth and development of the embryo.
Identify the correct sequence of steps that takes place in the process of In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) :
Collection of eggs, transfer into uterus, combination of eggs, fertilisation and incubation.
Fertilisation and incubation, transfer into uterus, collection of eggs, combination of eggs.
Collection of eggs, combination of eggs and sperms, fertilisation and incubation, transfer into uterus.
Combination of eggs and sperms, fertilisation and incubation, transfer into uterus, collection of eggs.
