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                | 21. | A cross between F1 hybrids with either of the parent is called: |  
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				| A. | Back-cross | B. | Test-cross |  
				 				 | C. | Reverse-cross | D. | None of these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option A Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 22. | Which of these terms indicate a pair of contrasting characters or factors: |  
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				| A. | Allele | B. | Phenotype |  
				 				 | C. | Homozygous | D. | Heterozygous |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option A Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 23. | In case red flower colour is dominant to white flower colour which of these statements is correct: |  
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				| A. | All red-flowered plants from red flowered plants | B. | A few red-flowered plants from red-flowered plants |  
				 				 | C. | Ration of red-flowered plants from white-flowered hybrid plants is 1:1 | D. | Only white-flowered plants from white-flowered plants |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option D Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 24. | Why pea plants were most suitable for Mendel's experiments than dogs because: |  
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				| A. | There were no pidegree records of dogs | B. | Pea plants can be selfed |  
				 				 | C. | All pea plants have two number of chromosomes | D. | Dogs have many genetic traits |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option B Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 25. | If opposite alleles come together, one of these only expresses while masking the other. It can be described as: |  
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				| A. | Law of independent assortment | B. | Law of dominance |  
				 				 | C. | Law of segregation | D. | Law of inheritance |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option B Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 26. | What will be the ration of plants in F2 generation when parents with tall stem (TT) are crossed with dwarf parents (tt): |  
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				| A. | 2 tall : 2 dwarf | B. | 3 tall : 1 dwarf |  
				 				 | C. | 1 tall : 3 dwarf | D. | None of these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option B Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 27. | Which will be the correct genotypes of F2 plants obtained by cross between tall (TT) and dwarf (tt) parents: |  
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				| A. | TT : tt : Tt : tt | B. | TT : Tt : tt |  
				 				 | C. | 2 TT : 2 tt | D. | None of these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option A Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 28. | Phenotypic ration of F2 hybrids in cross between tall (TT) and dwarf (tt) plants is 3 Tall : 1 dwarf but genotypic ration will be: |  
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				| A. | 1 TT : 2Tt : 1tt | B. | 2 TT : 2 tt |  
				 				 | C. | 1 TT : 1 Tt : 2 tt | D. | None of these |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option A Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 29. | In a monohybrid cross between red plants (RR) and white plant the F1 hybrids (Rr) are all pink. It is indication of the fact that gene R is: |  
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				| A. | Mutant | B. | Recessive |  
				 				 | C. | Incompletely dominant | D. | Hybrid |  
                        
                        
                            Answer: Option C Explanation:    |  
 
            
            
                | 30. | Visible characters in an organism are called: |  
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				| A. | Genotype | B. | Phenotype |  
				 				 | C. | Homozygous | D. | Heterozygous |  
                        
                        
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