Match items of column (A) with items of column (B). A B (a) Naked seed (A) Angiosperms (b) Covered seed (B) Gymnosperms (c) Flagella (C) Bryophytes (d) Marchantia (D) Euglena (e) Marsilea (E) Thallophyta (f) Cladophora (F)Pteridophyta (g) Penicillium (G)Fungi

a B Gymnosperms are bearing naked seeds and it can be seen in cycas and pinus plants. b A Angiosperms are having covered seeds and it produces the reproductive part of the plant. c D Euglena contains a locomotory organ called flagella. d C Marchantia is an example of Bryophyta of plantae kingdom. e F Marsilea is an example of Pteridophyta. These do not produce reproductive parts of the plant. f E Cladophora has not differentiated its body into roots, leaves, and stem. Hence, called as thallophyta. g G Penicillium is an example of fungi which can help to produce penicillin. A B (a) Naked seed (B) Gymnosperms (b) Covered seed (A) Angiosperms (c) Flagella (D) Euglena (d) Marchantia (C) Bryophytes (e) Marsilea (F)Pteridophyta (f) Cladophora (E) Thallophyta (g) Penicillium (G)Fungi

Match items of column A with items of column B. A B a Pore bearing animals A Arthropoda b Diploblastic B Coelenterata c Metameric segmentation C Porifera d Jointed legs D Echinodermata e Soft bodied animals E Mollusca f Spiny skinned animals F Annelida

a C Porifera are also called sponges, and they have pores on their body called Ostia. b B The Coelenterata is a phylum are diploblastic in nature. They have no coelom . They have two germ layer endoderm and ectoderms. c F Annelida is also called as segmented worms. Each segment is modified into different organs. d A Arthropods are called jointed leg animals and this is the largest class among all the invertebrates. e E Mollusca have a soft body and a muscular foot for its locomotion. f D Echinoderms show radial symmetry and have an endoskeleton and a unique water vascular system. A B (a) Pore bearing animals (C) Porifera (b) Diploblastic (B) Coelenterata (c) Metameric segmentation (F) Annelida (d) Jointed legs (A) Arthropoda (e) Soft-bodied animals (E) Mollusca (f) Spiny skinned animals ( D) Echinodermata

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Association between blue green algae and fungi is called as _____.

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Plants without well differentiated stem, roots and leaves are kept in _____.

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_____ are called as amphibians of the plant kingdom.

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You are provided with the seeds of gram, wheat, rice, pumpkin, maize and pea. Classify them whether they are monocot or dicot.

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Match items of column (A) with items of column (B).

	A		B
	(a) Naked seed		(A) Angiosperms
	(b) Covered seed		(B) Gymnosperms
	(c) Flagella		(C) Bryophytes
	(d) Marchantia		(D) Euglena
	(e) Marsilea		(E) Thallophyta
	(f) Cladophora		(F)Pteridophyta
	(g) Penicillium		(G)Fungi

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Match items of column A with items of column B.

	A		B
$(a)$	Pore bearing animals	$(A)$	Arthropoda
$(b)$	Diploblastic	$(B)$	Coelenterata
$(c)$	Metameric segmentation	$(C)$	Porifera
$(d)$	Jointed legs	$(D)$	Echinodermata
$(e)$	Soft bodied animals	$(E)$	Mollusca
$(f)$	Spiny skinned animals	$(F)$	Annelida

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