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  1. Q1. What is the process called by which a seed develops into a young plant (seedling) under suitable conditions?

    • A.Germination
    • B.Pollination
    • C.Fertilisation
    • D.Ovulation

    Answer: A. Germination

  2. Q2. What will happen to the garbage, and dead animals and plants in their absence?

    • A.The natural replenishment of the soil will take place even if decomposers are not there.
    • B.The garbage, and dead animals and plants will decompose quickly.
    • C.The garbage, and dead animals and plants will not decompose at all.
    • D.The garbage, and dead animals and plants will not decompose and will accumulate.

    Answer: D. The garbage, and dead animals and plants will not decompose and will accumulate.

    NCERT fact (biology, chapter 'Control and Coordination'): The garbage, and dead animals and plants will not decompose and will accumulate. Why option D fits - This is the correct answer as mentioned in the textbook. Distractor analysis: option A) 'The natural replenishment of the soil will take place even...' is wrong because Decomposers are necessary for the natural replenishment of the soil; option B) 'The garbage, and dead animals and plants will decompose qui...' misses the point - Decomposers are necessary for decomposition. Final answer - D) The garbage, and dead animals and plants will not decompose and will accumulate.

  3. Q3. Which plant hormone, by being present in higher concentration on the side of the shoot away from light, makes those cells grow longer (so the shoot bends towards light)?

    • A.Auxin
    • B.Cytokinin
    • C.Abscisic acid
    • D.Gibberellin

    Answer: A. Auxin

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