Step 1: Recall the types of crosses:
A monohybrid cross follows one pair of contrasting characters, here tall and dwarf height.
A test cross is a cross of an individual of dominant phenotype with a homozygous recessive (tt) individual. It uses 1 : 1 as the sign of a heterozygote.
Step 2: Study crosses I and II:
Both crosses follow only one character, the height of the plant.
Cross I gives all tall plants (TT x TT or TT x Tt). Cross II gives 375 tall : 125 dwarf, a 3 : 1 ratio (Tt x Tt).
So crosses I and II are monohybrid crosses.
Step 3: Study cross III:
Cross III gives 250 tall : 250 dwarf, which is 1 : 1.
This is the ratio of Tt x tt. So cross III is a test cross, which is a back cross with the recessive parent.
Final Answer:
These are monohybrid crosses involving one character (tall or dwarf). Crosses I and II are plain monohybrid crosses (all tall, and 3 : 1), and cross III is a test cross (1 : 1).