____________________ makes it possible for even a tiny amount of pollen grains produced by plants to have a high success rate in pollination.

As a result of sharing and combining their genetic information, the cross-pollination increases _______________.

1. Vibrant petals
2. Insect pollinators
3. Self-pollination
4. Genetic variety

In cross-pollination, the wastage of ___________ is more.

1. Sepals
2. Pollen
3. Petals
4. None of the above

_____________ is an example of plant that undergoes anemophily.

1. Hibiscus
2. Palm
3. Mangrove
4. Lotus

Joy’s garden had red and white rose plants; after a few days, she observed ____________ flowers due to gene mixing and cross-pollination.

1. Only white petal roses
2. Only red petal roses
3. Red and white petal roses
4. Yellow petal roses

________________ is not among the natural means of pollination.

1. Cross-pollination
2. Anemophily
3. Zoophily
4. Anthropophily

Anemophily involves the pollination by ___________.

1. Wind
2. Water
3. Both A and B
4. Animals

The process of manually scattering pollen is called ____________.

1. Zoophily
2. Entomophily
3. Anthropophily
4. Anemophily

__________________ refers to the process of pollination in which insects move pollen from one flower to another.

1. Entomophily
2. Anemophily
3. Anthropophily
4. Zoophily

The main drawback of self-pollination is that there is no ________________.

1. Production of fruits
2. Germination of seed
3. Fertilization
4. Gene mixing

_____________ are the source of pollination.

1. Leaves
2. Flowers
3. Stem
4. Roots

When the sperm cells reach the ovary and egg cells, the process of plant _______________ will begin.

1. Sporulation
2. Cell division
3. Fertilization
4. Germination

___________________encompasses all of an animal's interactions with other members of their species, other organisms, and their environment in general

1. Hibernation
2. Migration
3. Animal behavior
4. Aestivation

Air temperature, day duration, and food availability are all factors that contribute to the ________________.

1. Hibernation
2. Migration
3. Animal behavior
4. Aestivation

Pick the odd one out

A young beach mouse is raised in captivity without any access to dirt or sand or any chance to observe burrowing adults. When given access to dirt, it immediately digs a burrow with the normal shape for its species. What type of behavior is burrow digging in the beach mouse?

1. Observational learning
2. Innate behavior
3. Classical conditioning
4. Insight learning