Reproduction in Organisms

Modes of Reproduction: Asexual and Sexual Practice Questions

20 free Modes of Reproduction: Asexual and Sexual practice questions for the NCERT Biology, each with the correct answer and a detailed explanation. Open any question below, or take the full set as an interactive quiz.

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  1. Q1. Which of the following processes ensures the continuity of species generation after generation?
  2. Q2. Asexual reproduction is characterized by which of the following?
  3. Q3. The term 'clone' is applicable to offspring formed by asexual reproduction because:
  4. Q4. In Yeast, the division is unequal and small projections are produced that remain attached initially to the parent cell. This is called:
  5. Q5. Members of the Kingdom Fungi and simple plants like algae reproduce through special asexual reproductive structures. The most common ones are:
  6. Q6. Identify the asexual reproductive structure found specifically in sponges:
  7. Q7. In plants, structures like runners, rhizomes, suckers, and tubers are capable of giving rise to new offspring. These are collectively known as:
  8. Q8. The 'Terror of Bengal' is an aquatic plant that propagates vegetatively at a phenomenal rate. What is its common name?
  9. Q9. Small plants emerge from the notches present at the margins of leaves in:
  10. Q10. Sexual reproduction is considered a more complex and slower process compared to asexual reproduction because:
  11. Q11. The period of growth in an organism's life before it can reproduce sexually is called the ________ in animals.
  12. Q12. Which of the following plants exhibits an unusual flowering phenomenon, blooming only once in 12 years?
  13. Q13. Cyclical changes in the activities of ovaries and accessory ducts during the reproductive phase in non-primate mammals is called:
  14. Q14. Organisms that are active reproductively throughout their reproductive phase are known as:
  15. Q15. The transition between the juvenile, reproductive, and senescent phases in plants and animals is primarily regulated by:
  16. Q16. Which event of sexual reproduction involves the formation of a haploid cell through meiosis?
  17. Q17. When the two gametes are so similar in appearance that it is not possible to distinguish them into male and female, they are called:
  18. Q18. In several fungi and plants, the term used to denote a bisexual condition is:
  19. Q19. Parthenogenesis is a phenomenon where:
  20. Q20. Development of the zygote into an embryo is called: