UAF Past Papers For M.Phil Botany GAT-1 Test 2021

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M.Phil Admission Test

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These are some multiple choice answers from the UAF past papers for the admission M.Phil Botany.

1.  The outermost layer of apical meristem is:

• Protoderm
•  Procambium
•  Mass mere
•  Rib meristem

2. _____________is an inactive center in the root epics that acts as a reservoir of active initials:

• Calypterogen
• Dermatogen
• Quiescent Centre
• Periblem

3. In microfibrils, about _____ thread-like cellulose molecules are orderly arranged in parallel arrays:

• 30
• 130
• 300
• 3000

4. In gymnosperms and lower angiosperms, only _____ are present in vascular tissues:

• Vessels
• Protoxylem
• Tracheids
• Metaxylem

5. _______have uneven thickening in their primary walls:

• Sclerenchyma
• Parenchyma
• Collenchyma
• Aerenchyma

6. Tissues composed of more than one cell type are generically referred to as_______:

• Chlorenchymatous tissue
• Simple tissue
• Parenchymatous tissue
• Complex tissue

7. Non-porus softwood is developed by:

• Tracheids
• Vessels
• Xylem parenchyma
• Sieve elements

8. Annular vessels in which secondary thickening is in the form of ______:

• Ring
• Helix
• Ladder
• Network

9. Leaf epidermis is a _______ tissue:

• Complex
• Simple
• Secretary
• Permanent

10. Autolytic enzymes are collectively known as________:

• Catalases
• Proteinase
• Cathepsins
• Esterases

11. Photosynthetic pigments that absorb light energy and transfer it to a reaction center of chlorophyll a:

• Primary pigments
• Accessory pigments
• Water-soluble pigments
• Tertiary pigments

12. A thick-walled resting spore is called as______:

• Zoospore
• Aplanospore
• Akinete
• Heterospore

13. The protected comprising several groups that are simple in for producing the energy through photosynthesis. and lack true tissues differentiation of the body are called___________:

• Bacteria
• Viruses
• Algae
• Pteridophytes

14. Male sexual structure in algae, fungi, and bryophytes is:

• Antheridium
• Archegoenium
• Soridium
• Coidium

15. Leaf like structures of the sporophyte that bear spores are called:

• Sporophylls
• Sporophyte
• Sporangium
• Heterosporous

16. Union of two nuclei both derived from a single parent is called as:

• Heterogamy
• Polygamy
• Multigamy
• Autogamy

17. Large sporophylls are known as:

• Microphylls
• Megaphylls
• Aplanospores
• Zoospores

18. System of Nomenclature introduced by Linnaeus composed of two names the first as genus and second as the species is called:

• Mononomial
• Binomial
• Trinomial
• Polynomial

19. The phenomenon of production of light by living organisms is:

• Bioluminescence
• Fluorescence
• Phosphorescence
• None of above

20. Yellow, orange or red light-harvesting pigments soluble in an organic solvent are:

• Chlorophylls
• Carotenoid
• Phycocyanins
• Phycoerythrin

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21. Underground stem usually growing horizontally:

• Bulbous
• Lignotubers
• Rhizomatous
• Coppice

22. Constricted hairs, resembling a necklace of beads:

• Moliniform
• Glandular
• Stellate
• Peltate

23. Single specimen designated by the author(s) of the name at the time of publication of the original description:

• Syntype
• Holotype
• Topotype
• Neotype

24. Carpels and stamens spirally arranged on an elongated torus:

• Magnoliaceae
• Malvaceae
• Poaceae
• Cyperaceae

25. Genera Plantarum was writen by:

• Bauhin
• Linnaeus
• Engler
• Bessey

26. Heroin is extracted from the members of family________:

• Cannabacea
• Apiaceae
• Papaveraceae
• Solanaceae

27. Okra (Abelmoschus Esculentus) is a member of the family:

• Malvaceae
• Cucurbitaceae
• Abelmoschaceae
• Brassicaceae

28. Tetradynamous flowers are found in the family:

• Papaveraceae
• Solanaceae
• Brassicaceae
• Abelmoschaceae

29. Spices and continents are generally found in the family:

• Apiaceae
• Arecaceae
• Fabaceae
• Lamiaceae

30. Cup like hypanthium is a characteristic of a family:

• Liliaceae
• Poaceae
• Rosaceae
• Fabaceae

31. Water is a liquid at room temperature due to:

• Ionic Bonding
• Covalent Bonding
• Hydrogen Bonding
• Mutual Sharing

32. Water molecules show a V-shape structure with an angle of about:

• 103 Degree
• 105 Degree
• 107 Degree
• 108 Degree

33. Cohesive forces are present between the:

• Similar Molecules
• Different Molecules
• Liquid and container
• Liquid and atmosphere

34. The amount of energy required to convert one gram of water from solid (ice) to liquid state at zero Degree Celcius:

• Heat of vaporization
• Heat of fusion
• Specific Heat
• Viscosity

35. The amount of heat required to convert 1 gram of liquid to vapors is:

• Heat of vaporization
• Heat of fusion
• Viscosity
• Specific Heat

36. The density of water is maximum at____ degree Celcius:

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

37. Hindrance to flow of liquid:

• Heat of fusion
• Heat of vaporization
• Viscosity
• Specific Heat

38. Adhesion is the force of attraction between the:

• Similar Surfaces
• Water
• Dissimilar Forces
• Gases

39. If the pH of a  medium is greater than 7  then it will be:

• Acidic
• Basic
• Neutral
• Alkaline

40. If the pH of a  medium is less than 7  then it will be:

• Basic
• Acidic
• Alkaline
• Neutral

Next 40 to 80 MCQs for better preparation.

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