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Plant Growth Quiz - CBSE Class 12 Biology

Free practice quiz: Plant Growth (CBSE Class 12 Biology). 10 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.

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  1. Which of the following is NOT a phase of plant growth?

    1. Cell division
    2. Cell enlargement
    3. Cell differentiation
    4. Cell respiration
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    Answer: D. Cell respiration

    Cell respiration is a metabolic process, not a phase of plant growth. The three phases of plant growth are cell division, cell enlargement, and cell differentiation.

  2. Define the term 'determinate growth' in plants.

    1. Growth that continues indefinitely
    2. Growth that stops after a certain stage
    3. Growth that is influenced by light
    4. Growth that is independent of hormones
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    Answer: B. Growth that stops after a certain stage

    Determinate growth refers to growth that ceases after reaching a certain size or stage of development.

  3. How does auxin contribute to apical dominance?

    1. Auxin promotes lateral bud growth
    2. Auxin inhibits apical bud growth
    3. Auxin has no effect on bud growth
    4. Auxin promotes apical bud growth and inhibits lateral bud growth
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    Answer: D. Auxin promotes apical bud growth and inhibits lateral bud growth

    Auxin, produced in the apical bud, promotes its own growth and inhibits the growth of lateral buds.

  4. Describe the effect of gibberellins on stem elongation and fruit development.

    1. Inhibits both stem elongation and fruit development
    2. Promotes stem elongation but inhibits fruit development
    3. Promotes both stem elongation and fruit development
    4. Inhibits stem elongation but promotes fruit development
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    Answer: C. Promotes both stem elongation and fruit development

    Gibberellins stimulate both stem elongation and fruit development.

  5. Discuss the complex interplay between different plant hormones in regulating growth and development.

    1. Plant hormones act independently
    2. Hormones rarely interact
    3. Hormones often act antagonistically or synergistically
    4. Hormones always act synergistically
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    Answer: C. Hormones often act antagonistically or synergistically

    Plant hormones rarely act in isolation; their effects are often modified by the presence or absence of other hormones, leading to synergistic or antagonistic interactions.

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