Republic of the Philippines b.
Faster reproduction rate
Department of Education c. Requires two parents
Region XIII - Caraga d. Increased adaptability to environmental changes
AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
SCHOOL ID: 304756 6. Which mode of asexual reproduction is common in ferns and
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL mosses?
a. Budding
GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 b. Spore formation
4th SUMMATIVE TEST c. Parthenogenesis
d. Vegetative propagation
General Instruction:
1. Read the following questions carefully. Answer the questions 7. Which process involves the transfer of pollen from the
on the questionnaire attached in this paper. anther to the stigma?
2. If you think the answer is not in the choices, shade the circle a. Germination
corresponding to letter E. ERASURES AND PENCILS ARE NOT b. Pollination
ALLOWED. c. Fertilization
d. Meiosis
Name: ______________________________________
Section: _____________________________________ 8. How many sperm cells are present in a single pollen grain?
Date: __________________ Score: _______________ a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
9. What is the male reproductive part of a flower called?
a. Ovule
b. Pistil
c. Stamen
d. Sepal
10. Which process results in a zygote?
a. Germination
b. Fertilization
c. Pollination
d. Sporulation
11. Which term refers to the process of gamete formation?
a. Fertilization
b. Gametogenesis
c. Cleavage
d. Gastrulation
12. In which type of fertilization do sperm and egg meet outside
the female body?
a. Internal fertilization
b. External fertilization
c. Parthenogenesis
d. Binary fission
13. Which is NOT a stage of animal development?
a. Gametogenesis
b. Cleavage
Part I. Multiple Choice (1point each) c. Sporulation
Direction: Choose the letter of the best answer. d. Gastrulation
1. What is the main difference between asexual and sexual 14. In spermatogenesis, how many sperm cells are produced
reproduction? from one spermatogonium?
a. Asexual reproduction requires two parents, while sexual a. 1
reproduction requires one. b. 2
b. Sexual reproduction leads to genetic variation, while asexual c. 4
reproduction produces identical offspring. d. 8
c. Asexual reproduction is slower than sexual reproduction.
d. Sexual reproduction does not require gametes. 15. What is the primary function of the endosperm in plants?
a. Protect the embryo
2. Which of the following organisms reproduces through b. Nourish the developing embryo
fragmentation? c. Transport water and nutrients
a. Earthworm d. Stimulate pollination
b. Starfish
c. Corn 16. Which of the following best describes oviparous animals?
d. Frog a. They give birth to live young.
b. Their eggs hatch inside the mother’s body.
3. In plants, which structure contains male gametes?
a. Ovule c. They lay eggs that develop outside the mother’s body.
b. Anther d. They undergo metamorphosis.
c. Stigma
d. Style 17. What is the dominant stage in the haplodiplontic life cycle?
a. Gametophyte
4. What is the reproductive structure of gymnosperms? b. Sporophyte
a. Flowers c. Zygote
b. Cones d. Embryo
c. Fruits
d. Tubers 18. Which layer of the embryo develops into the nervous
system?
5. What is a common advantage of asexual reproduction? a. Endoderm
a. Genetic variation
b. Mesoderm c. Zygote
c. Ectoderm d. Spore
d. Blastoderm 31. What process occurs when a pollen grain lands on a stigma?
a. Fertilization
19. Which process directly follows fertilization in animal b. Pollination
development? c. Germination
a. Cleavage d. Cleavage
b. Organogenesis
c. Gametogenesis 32. What do we call a plant that reproduces through vegetative
d. Pollination propagation?
a. Diploid plant
20. What term describes the ability of certain animals, like b. Haploid plant
clownfish, to change sex? c. Clonal plant
a. Parthenogenesis d. Dioecious plant
b. Fragmentation
c. Hermaphroditism 33. Which of the following organisms undergoes ovoviviparity?
d. Budding a. Chicken
b. Guppy
21. Which type of reproduction occurs in Komodo dragons when c. Starfish
males are absent? d. Frog
a. External fertilization
b. Budding 34. What do we call the plant’s female reproductive organ?
c. Parthenogenesis a. Stamen
d. Fission b. Pistil
c. Petal
22. What is the purpose of double fertilization in flowering d. Sepal
plants?
a. To produce twin embryos 35. Which animal is an example of a hermaphrodite?
b. To form the zygote and the endosperm a. Dog
c. To create two identical plants b. Starfish
d. To fertilize multiple ovules c. Earthworm
d. Frog
23. Which phase of development includes the formation of three
germ layers?
a. Cleavage
b. Gastrulation
c. Organogenesis
d. Gametogenesis
24. In which type of pollination does pollen come from the same
plant?
a. Cross-pollination
b. Allogamy
c. Self-pollination
d. Hybridization
25. What is the major advantage of sexual reproduction over
asexual reproduction?
a. Faster reproduction
b. More offspring in a shorter time
c. Increased genetic diversity
d. Requires only one parent
26. Which reproductive strategy leads to the highest survival
rate for offspring?
a. External fertilization
b. Internal fertilization
c. Parthenogenesis
d. Sporulation
27. Which structure protects the seed and aids in dispersal?
a. Stigma
b. Ovary
c. Fruit
d. Anther
28. What is the main function of the suspensor in plant
embryos?
a. Absorb nutrients
b. Anchor the embryo
c. Provide structural support
d. Transport water
29. In which plant life cycle do gametes form through mitosis
rather than meiosis?
a. Haplontic
b. Diplontic
c. Haplodiplontic
d. Binary fission
30. What is the dominant stage in the diplontic life cycle?
a. Gametophyte
b. Sporophyte