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                                           Std -X, Subject- BIOLOGY
                                     Chapter- Control and Coordination
                      Sub Topic- Coordination in Plants- Immediate response to
                               stimulus, Movement due to Growth (tendrils)
                                                     Module- 16
                                                Home Assignment

               Objective- MCQ

           Sl.no     Questions

           1         Any change in an organism’s environment that causes a response is .................
                        a.  Photosynthesis
                        b.  cellular respiration
                        c.  Stimuli
                        d.  Tropism

           2         The leaves of a sensitive plant possess a soft cushion-like structure called...........
                        a.  pulmonus
                        b.  pulvinus
                        c.  pollenus
                        d.  polynus

           3         The growth of plant in the direction of stimulus is called...
                        a.   tropism
                        b.  nastic
                        c.  positive tropism
                        d.  negative tropism

           4         Which of the following term denotes the movement of the root of a plant towards
                     moisture in the soil
                        a.  thigmotropism
                        b.  chemotropism
                        c.  hydrotropism
                        d.  geotropism

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                         This shows an example for
                        a. internal stimuli
                        b. external stimuli
                        c. Phototropism
                        d. no answer is correct

           6          Plant hormones are called...
                            a.  phytohormones
                         b.  cytohormones
                         c.  mesohormones
                         d.  mitohormones
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