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  1. Q1. Which term is described: 'fusion of male and female gametes'?

    • A.Fertilisation
    • B.Gamete
    • C.Pollination
    • D.Meiosis

    Answer: A. Fertilisation

    What is the textbook's take? Asexual = single parent -> identical offspring (binary fission, budding, fragmentation, spores, vegetative propagation); sexual = two gametes -> zygote with variation; matching the stem's described feature against this list => the option answering the question = Fertilisation. Does that line up with one of the options? Yes - Correct. And the rest? option B) 'Gamete' is incorrect: Gamete: a haploid reproductive cell; option C) 'Pollination' fails since Pollination: transfer of pollen from anther to stigma. Pick: A) Fertilisation.

  2. Q2. Which term is described: 'the cell formed after fertilisation'?

    • A.Zygote
    • B.Pollination
    • C.Meiosis
    • D.Germination

    Answer: A. Zygote

    NCERT fact (biology, chapter 'Reproduction: How Life Continues'): Asexual = single parent -> identical offspring (binary fission, budding, fragmentation, spores, vegetative propagation); sexual = two gametes -> zygote with variation; matching the stem's described feature against this list => the option answering the question = Zygote. Why option A fits - Correct. Distractor analysis: option B) 'Pollination' is wrong because Pollination: transfer of pollen from anther to stigma; option C) 'Meiosis' is wrong because Meiosis: division that forms haploid gametes. Final answer - A) Zygote.

  3. Q3. Which term is described: 'a haploid reproductive cell'?

    • A.Gamete
    • B.Meiosis
    • C.Germination
    • D.Stamen

    Answer: A. Gamete

    Which principle settles this? Asexual = single parent -> identical offspring (binary fission, budding, fragmentation, spores, vegetative propagation); sexual = two gametes -> zygote with variation; matching the stem's described feature against this list => the option answering the question = Gamete. Does that line up with one of the options? Yes - Correct. And the rest? option B) 'Meiosis' is incorrect: Meiosis: division that forms haploid gametes; option C) 'Germination' is wrong because Germination: the sprouting of a seed into a seedling. Pick: A) Gamete.

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