Chloroplasts Quiz

What is a Chloroplast?

• Chloroplasts are organs that make food.

• Chloroplasts are organelles that convert sunlight into chemical energy.

• Chloroplasts are organelles that convert moonlight to natural energy.

Why are Chloroplasts green?

• The chlorophyll cannot absorb green waves, so it gives the chloroplast a green color.

• They reflect the color of the grass.

• The photosynthesis gives them the color green.

What is the structure of a chloroplast?

• The structure of a chloroplast is the Great Wall of China.

• The structure is formed by the outer and inner membranes with the thykaloid membrane system.

• The structure is formed by the mitochondria and the other organelles.

What do chloroplasts produce?

• Oxygen and glucose.

• Oxygen and carbon dioxide.

• Iron and chlorophylls.

How do they produce oxygen?

• By breathing.

• The process of ATP.

• Photosynthesis.

What is the function of a chloroplast?

• To take energy from other living beings.

• To make fruits.

• To perform photosynthesis.

What shape do they have?

• They have no shape.

• They have a rectangular shape.

• None of the above.

How do they do photosynthesis?

• The chlorophyll absorbs the sunlight and stores them to use it to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose.

• They mix chemicals together.

• They use the sunlight to create special effects for the photosynthesis.

Where are they found?

• They are found in your skin.

• They are found in plant cells.

• They are found in animal cells.

Where are chloroplasts found more in?

• In the soil.

• Inside the Earth.

• In the leaves of plants.