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Reproductive Biology Exam Questions

The document contains two sets of examination questions focused on reproduction, covering topics such as fertilization, reproductive organs, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and methods of reproduction. Each set includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and diagram-related tasks. The questions are designed to assess knowledge of human and plant reproductive systems and processes.

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Reproductive Biology Exam Questions

The document contains two sets of examination questions focused on reproduction, covering topics such as fertilization, reproductive organs, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and methods of reproduction. Each set includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and diagram-related tasks. The questions are designed to assess knowledge of human and plant reproductive systems and processes.

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Royal Institute of School Education

A - 1, DDA Market, G - 8 Area, Swarg Ashram Road, Hari Nagar Ph.: 98990293309

SET-1 REPRODUCTION MM-30

1. Write the full form of (i) IUCD (ii) AIDS (1)

2. Name the male and female reproductive parts of a flower. (1)

3. Where does fertilization occur in human females. (1)

4. Name one curable and one incurable STD. (1)

5. What is the advantage of reproducing by spore formation. (1)

6. What is meant by implantation. (1)

7. Name the primary sex organs of human males and human females. (1)

8. What is the role of seminal vesicles and prostrate glands. (1)

9. What happens to the ovary and ovule after fertilization. (1)

10. Differentiate between fertilization and pollination. (2)

11. Where are testes located. Why they are located there. (2)

12. Name two STD caused by (i) bacteria (ii) virus. (2)

13. Describe the process of fertilization in flowering plants. (2)

14. What are the advantages of vegetative propagation. (2)

15. Describe what happens if the egg is not fertilized. (2)

16. What is DNA copying? State its importance. (2)

17. Name the following :


(i) thread like non-reproductive structures present in Rhizopus.
(ii) ‘blobs’ that develop at the tips of the non-reproductive [Link] is their function. (2)

18. How does fertilization occur in human females? (2)

19. Draw a labelled diagram of the female reproductive system. (3)


Royal Institute of School Education
A - 1, DDA Market, G - 8 Area, Swarg Ashram Road, Hari Nagar Ph.: 98990293309

SET-2 REPRODUCTION MM-30

1. Name the primary sex organs of human males and human females. (1)

2. What is the advantage of reproducing by spore formation. (1)

3. What is the role of seminal vesicles and prostrate glands. (1)

4. What is a scion and stock? (1)

5. Name the male and female reproductive parts of a flower. (1)

6. What is placenta? What is its function? (1)

7. Write the full form of (i) HIV (ii) IUCD (1)

8. What is vas deferens? (1)

9. What is the advantage of reproducing by spore formation. (1)

10. Describe what happens if the egg is not fertilized. (2)

11. Name two STD caused by (i) bacteria (ii) virus. (2)

12. What is DNA copying? State its importance. (2)

13. Describe the process of fertilisation in a flowering plants. (2)

14. Differentiate between fragmentation and regeneration.(Two Points) (2)

15. Where are testes located. Why they are located there. (2)

16. What are the advantages of vegetative propagation. (2)

17. Name the following :


(i) thread like non-reproductive structures present in Rhizopus.
(ii) ‘blobs’ that develop at the tips of the non-reproductive threads .What is their function. (2)

18. How does fertilization occur in human females? (2)

19. Draw a labelled diagram of the male / female reproductive system. (3)

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