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Class 11 Biology Ch 5 MCQs with Answers & Ads


Class 11 Biology Chapter 5: Morphology of Flowering Plants – 100 MCQs with Answers



1. The edible part of mango is derived from which part?

A) Testa
B) Mesocarp
C) Thalamus
D) Pericarp
Answer: B) Mesocarp
2. Pneumatophores are found in:

A) Xerophytes
B) Halophytes
C) Mesophytes
D) Hydrophytes
Answer: B) Halophytes
3. Which one is a modification of root for food storage?

A) Sweet potato
B) Ginger
C) Potato
D) Onion
Answer: A) Sweet potato
4. Tendrils in pea are modification of:

A) Leaf
B) Stipule
C) Leaflet
D) Petiole
Answer: C) Leaflet
5. Which inflorescence is found in sunflower?

A) Cyme
B) Spike
C) Raceme
D) Capitulum
Answer: D) Capitulum
6. Which type of phyllotaxy is seen in China rose?

A) Alternate
B) Opposite
C) Whorled
D) Spiral
Answer: A) Alternate
7. The root cap is absent in:

A) Monocots
B) Ferns
C) Hydrophytes
D) Pistia
Answer: C) Hydrophytes
8. What type of placentation is found in tomato?

A) Parietal
B) Axile
C) Free central
D) Marginal
Answer: B) Axile
9. The edible part of apple is:

A) Ovary
B) Mesocarp
C) Pericarp
D) Thalamus
Answer: D) Thalamus
10. Lateral roots in dicots originate from:

A) Root cap
B) Pericycle
C) Endodermis
D) Cortex
Answer: B) Pericycle



11. A compound leaf is characterized by:

A) Axillary bud at every leaflet
B) Bud present in axil of whole leaf
C) Axillary bud for each lamina
D) None of these
Answer: B) Bud present in axil of whole leaf
12. Storage roots are seen in:

A) Carrot
B) Ginger
C) Garlic
D) Potato
Answer: A) Carrot
13. What is the fruit of banana called?

A) Drupe
B) Berry
C) Capsule
D) Syconus
Answer: B) Berry
14. Legumes show which type of placentation?

A) Axile
B) Basal
C) Marginal
D) Parietal
Answer: C) Marginal
15. Radicle gives rise to:

A) Root
B) Shoot
C) Leaf
D) Branch
Answer: A) Root
16. When leaflets arise from a common point it is:

A) Palmately compound
B) Pinnately compound
C) Simple leaf
D) Parallel leaf
Answer: A) Palmately compound
17. Reticulate venation is commonly found in:

A) Gymnosperms
B) Monocotyledons
C) Dicotyledons
D) Algae
Answer: C) Dicotyledons
18. A corm is a modification of:

A) Root
B) Stem
C) Leaf
D) Flower
Answer: B) Stem
19. Rhizobium lives in the root nodules of:

A) Wheat
B) Mango
C) Leguminous plants
D) Mustard
Answer: C) Leguminous plants
20. Which one is a false fruit?

A) Apple
B) Mango
C) Tomato
D) Grapes
Answer: A) Apple



21. The underground stem which grows horizontally is:

A) Corm
B) Rhizome
C) Tuber
D) Bulb
Answer: B) Rhizome
22. The family Solanaceae is mainly characterized by:

A) Inferior ovary
B) Axile placentation
C) Hypogynous flowers
D) Legume fruits
Answer: B) Axile placentation
23. Imbricate aestivation is found in:

A) Gulmohur
B) Cassia
C) Pea
D) Hibiscus
Answer: A) Gulmohur
24. Which of these is a zygomorphic flower?

A) Mustard
B) Chilli
C) Cassia
D) Pea
Answer: D) Pea
25. Perianth is not differentiated into calyx and corolla in:

A) Datura
B) Lily
C) Hibiscus
D) Pea
Answer: B) Lily
26. Which one is not a seed?

A) Gram
B) Wheat
C) Mango
D) Rice
Answer: C) Mango
27. Monocarpellary pistil is present in:

A) Mustard
B) Sunflower
C) Rose
D) Hibiscus
Answer: A) Mustard
28. Parallel venation is a character of:

A) Mango
B) Wheat
C) China rose
D) Pea
Answer: B) Wheat
29. The edible part of coconut is:

A) Endosperm
B) Mesocarp
C) Thalamus
D) Cotyledon
Answer: A) Endosperm
30. Phyllode is a modification of:

A) Leaf
B) Stem
C) Petiole
D) Stipule
Answer: C) Petiole



31. In a typical dicotyledonous leaf, the vascular bundles are:

A) Collateral
B) Bicollateral
C) Concentric
D) Radial
Answer: A) Collateral
32. The main function of stem is:

A) Absorption of water
B) Transpiration
C) Conduction
D) Photosynthesis
Answer: C) Conduction
33. Whorled phyllotaxy is found in:

A) Hibiscus
B) China rose
C) Nerium
D) Mango
Answer: C) Nerium
34. Carpel is a modified:

A) Leaf
B) Stem
C) Stamen
D) Petiole
Answer: A) Leaf
35. Which is not a form of racemose inflorescence?

A) Spike
B) Catkin
C) Panicle
D) Cyme
Answer: D) Cyme
36. Staminode refers to:

A) Female stamen
B) Sterile stamen
C) Male pistil
D) Fused stamen
Answer: B) Sterile stamen
37. Which part forms the fruit after fertilisation?

A) Ovary
B) Ovule
C) Thalamus
D) Sepal
Answer: A) Ovary
38. Gynoecium of a flower represents:

A) Stamens
B) Carpels
C) Petals
D) Sepals
Answer: B) Carpels
39. Hypogynous flowers have:

A) Superior ovary
B) Inferior ovary
C) Half-inferior ovary
D) None
Answer: A) Superior ovary
40. Carpel and ovary in flower are:

A) The same structure
B) Completely different
C) Ovary is within carpel
D) Carpel is within ovary
Answer: C) Ovary is within carpel



41. The part by which flower is attached to the stem is:

A) Pedicel
B) Thalamus
C) Bract
D) Receptacle
Answer: A) Pedicel
42. Penicillium is:

A) Fungus
B) Alga
C) Bacterium
D) Virus
Answer: A) Fungus
43. In family Fabaceae, stamens are:

A) Monadelphous
B) Diadelphous
C) Polyadelphous
D) Syngenesious
Answer: B) Diadelphous
44. Parthenocarpic fruit develops without:

A) Pollination
B) Fertilisation
C) Both
D) None
Answer: B) Fertilisation
45. Lenticels are present in:

A) Leaves
B) Epidermis
C) Bark
D) Seeds
Answer: C) Bark
46. Compound inflorescence is seen in:

A) Sunflower
B) Pea
C) Mustard
D) Cotton
Answer: A) Sunflower
47. The swollen base of a flower is called:

A) Pedicel
B) Thalamus
C) Stigma
D) Style
Answer: B) Thalamus
48. Which of the following is not a stem modification?

A) Rhizome
B) Bulb
C) Tuber
D) Storage root
Answer: D) Storage root
49. The edible part of potato is:

A) Root
B) Stem tuber
C) Rhizome
D) Bulb
Answer: B) Stem tuber
50. Which tissue is mainly responsible for the increase in girth of the stem?

A) Apical meristem
B) Lateral meristem
C) Intercalary meristem
D) Epidermis
Answer: B) Lateral meristem



51. The cuticle in leaves is secreted by:

A) Guard cells
B) Palisade tissue
C) Epidermis
D) Mesophyll
Answer: C) Epidermis
52. The stem that spreads on the surface of soil is called:

A) Sucker
B) Creeper
C) Runner
D) Bulb
Answer: C) Runner
53. Which inflorescence is unbranched, elongated, and flowers have no pedicel?

A) Catkin
B) Umbel
C) Cyme
D) Spike
Answer: D) Spike
54. A fruit developing from the inflorescence is:

A) Aggregate fruit
B) Multiple fruit
C) Simple fruit
D) Composite fruit
Answer: B) Multiple fruit
55. The outermost whorl of a flower is:

A) Androecium
B) Gynoecium
C) Calyx
D) Corolla
Answer: C) Calyx
56. When stamens are attached to petals, it is called:

A) Epipetalous
B) Epiphyllous
C) Syngenesious
D) Adelphous
Answer: A) Epipetalous
57. Alternate phyllotaxy is found in:

A) Sunflower
B) Calotropis
C) Nerium
D) China rose
Answer: D) China rose
58. Gynandrous condition is found in:

A) Pea
B) Banana
C) Calotropis
D) Cucumber
Answer: C) Calotropis
59. Main function of root hairs:

A) Anchorage
B) Water absorption
C) Gaseous exchange
D) Food storage
Answer: B) Water absorption
60. The stamen is also known as:

A) Microsporophyll
B) Megasporophyll
C) Carpel
D) Ovule
Answer: A) Microsporophyll



61. Grafting is possible only in:

A) Monocots
B) Dicots
C) Gymnosperms
D) All plants
Answer: B) Dicots
62. Marginal placentation is characteristic of:

A) Tomato
B) Pea
C) Lemon
D) China rose
Answer: B) Pea
63. The edible part of onion is:

A) Modified root
B) Fleshy leaves
C) Bulb
D) Stem tuber
Answer: B) Fleshy leaves
64. When fruits develop from ovary only, they are called:

A) True fruits
B) False fruits
C) Multiple fruits
D) Aggregate fruits
Answer: A) True fruits
65. A seed in mango is:

A) Monocotyledonous
B) Dicotyledonous
C) Polyembryonic
D) Albuminous
Answer: B) Dicotyledonous
66. The flower which can be cut in two equal halves only through one plane is:

A) Actinomorphic
B) Zygomorphic
C) Asymmetric
D) Hypogynous
Answer: B) Zygomorphic
67. The family Leguminosae shows:

A) Papilionaceous corolla
B) Polypetalous
C) Marginal placentation
D) All
Answer: D) All
68. Onion is a:

A) Rhizome
B) Corm
C) Bulb
D) Tuber
Answer: C) Bulb
69. The stalk of leaf is:

A) Petiole
B) Lamina
C) Midrib
D) Stipule
Answer: A) Petiole
70. Perigynous flower has:

A) Superior ovary
B) Inferior ovary
C) Half-inferior ovary
D) Epigynous ovary
Answer: C) Half-inferior ovary



71. The lamina of a leaf is:

A) Vein
B) Midrib
C) Stipule
D) Leaf blade
Answer: D) Leaf blade
72. Gynoecium of Hibiscus consists of:

A) Single carpel
B) Five carpels
C) Seven carpels
D) Three carpels
Answer: B) Five carpels
73. The edible part of carrot is:

A) Tap root
B) Fibrous root
C) Rhizome
D) Bulb
Answer: A) Tap root
74. Corm is present in:

A) Colocasia
B) Sweet potato
C) Ginger
D) Dahlia
Answer: A) Colocasia
75. Placenta is:

A) Inside ovary
B) On wall of anther
C) In root tip
D) Leaf apex
Answer: A) Inside ovary
76. Most of dicot plants show:

A) Tap root
B) Fibrous root
C) Adventitious root
D) Haemal root
Answer: A) Tap root
77. The edible part of maize grain is:

A) Endosperm
B) Pericarp
C) Embryo
D) Cotyledon
Answer: A) Endosperm
78. The flowers that never open are:

A) Chasmogamous
B) Cleistogamous
C) Polygamous
D) Heterogamous
Answer: B) Cleistogamous
79. Trichomes are:

A) Stomata
B) Hairs on epidermis
C) Lenticels
D) Roots
Answer: B) Hairs on epidermis
80. Aggregate fruit is formed from:

A) Single flower many pistils
B) Single flower single pistil
C) Inflorescence
D) Multiple flowers
Answer: A) Single flower many pistils



81. The condition when stamens are fused by their filaments only:

A) Monadelphous
B) Diadelphous
C) Polyadelphous
D) Syngenesious
Answer: A) Monadelphous
82. The edible part of groundnut is:

A) Cotyledon
B) Pericarp
C) Endosperm
D) Radicle
Answer: A) Cotyledon
83. The small leaf-like structure at the base of leaf is:

A) Petiole
B) Stipule
C) Lamina
D) Rachis
Answer: B) Stipule
84. Which inflorescence is found in pea?

A) Raceme
B) Cyme
C) Umbel
D) Panicle
Answer: A) Raceme
85. Tuberous roots are:

A) Adventitious
B) Tap
C) Fibrous
D) Storage roots
Answer: D) Storage roots
86. Which part of the ovary forms the seed coat?

A) Integuments
B) Funicle
C) Placenta
D) Endosperm
Answer: A) Integuments
87. The leaf base in monocots often forms a sheath called:

A) Pulvinus
B) Ligule
C) Sheathing leaf base
D) Petiole
Answer: C) Sheathing leaf base
88. The edible part of ginger is:

A) Modified root
B) Rhizome
C) Bulb
D) Tuber
Answer: B) Rhizome
89. Which one of the following is not related to the flower?

A) Calyx
B) Corolla
C) Stamen
D) Columella
Answer: D) Columella
90. Inflorescence in banana is:

A) Spikelet
B) Compound spadix
C) Corymb
D) Catkin
Answer: B) Compound spadix



91. Which one is a seed modification for dispersal?

A) Hairy appendages
B) Fleshy pericarp
C) Hard testa
D) Thick endosperm
Answer: A) Hairy appendages
92. Which family has a characteristic “papilionaceous” corolla?

A) Fabaceae
B) Solanaceae
C) Poaceae
D) Liliaceae
Answer: A) Fabaceae
93. The edible part of lettuce is:

A) Leaf
B) Stem
C) Root
D) Seed
Answer: A) Leaf
94. The underground stem in potato is called:

A) Tuber
B) Rhizome
C) Bulb
D) Corm
Answer: A) Tuber
95. Amorphous calyx is seen in:

A) Pea
B) Sunflower
C) China rose
D) Datura
Answer: B) Sunflower
96. Flowers without stalk are known as:

A) Sessile
B) Pedicellate
C) Bracteate
D) Ebracteate
Answer: A) Sessile
97. The typical monocot root shows:

A) Polyarch condition
B) Diarch
C) Triarch
D) Tetrarch
Answer: A) Polyarch condition
98. Parthenocarpic fruits are:

A) Without seeds
B) With hard seeds
C) Aggregate fruits
D) False fruits
Answer: A) Without seeds
99. Adventitious roots arise from:

A) Radicle
B) Any part other than radicle
C) Plumule
D) Root cap
Answer: B) Any part other than radicle
100. Which of the following is NOT a part of the perianth?

A) Sepals
B) Petals
C) Stamen
D) Tepals
Answer: C) Stamen

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