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Reproduction & Development: 3 MCQs with Explanations

3 basic reproduction & development MCQs with answers and explanations for MDCAT, FSc, PPSC preparation.

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Last updated: Oct 13, 2026
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Q1 of 14

In the reproductive system syllabus, the menstrual cycle is regulated by which interaction?

Q2 of 14

Gametogenesis refers to:

Q3 of 14

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic feature of living organisms?

Q4 of 14

Release of the ovum from ovary is called__________?

Q5 of 14

Sperms of liverworts, mosses, ferns move towards archegonia, in response to uncleic acid released by the ovum. This is an example of ____________?

Q6 of 14

In bryophytes fertilization takes place in___________?

Q7 of 14

In sponges fertilization takes place in____________?

Q8 of 14

Sperms are _________ in origin.

Q9 of 14

The sponges in which sperms develop first are included in the category of__________?

Q10 of 14

Sperms released in water are carried to the mesenchyme in sponges by__________?

Q11 of 14

In some cases the blastomere can produce complete embryo the cleavage will be___________?

Q12 of 14

An illness which largely affects girls usually just after the onset of puberty.

Q13 of 14

Double fertilization occurs in_________?

Q14 of 14

Double fertilization is feature of____________?

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