Q1. When the F1 generation is crossed with either one of the parents, it is called:
Explanation
A back cross is made when an F1 hybrid is crossed with either of its parents. A test cross is specifically a cross with the homozygous recessive parent to determine genotype, so it is a narrower case. A reciprocal cross reverses the sexes of the parents in a pair of crosses. A dihybrid cross studies inheritance of two characters together. Since the stem says the F1 generation is crossed with any one parent, the correct term is back cross.
