
Transpiration Process and Factors

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Ethan Morris
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Biology, Science
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10th - 12th Grade
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2 plays
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Medium
05:16
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is the primary role of stomata in the process of transpiration?
To absorb sunlight
To capture carbon dioxide
To release oxygen
To allow water vapor to escape
2.
Multiple Choice
How does the sun contribute to the process of transpiration?
By cooling the leaves
By heating the water in leaves, causing evaporation
By directly moving water through the plant
By providing energy for photosynthesis
3.
Multiple Choice
What is the function of hydrogen bonding in the transpiration process?
It helps water molecules stick together, forming a continuous column
It releases oxygen
It breaks down water molecules
It absorbs sunlight
4.
Multiple Choice
What is a potometer used for in the study of transpiration?
To measure the amount of sunlight absorbed by leaves
To determine the oxygen output of a plant
To calculate the rate of photosynthesis
To measure the rate of water evaporation from leaves
5.
Multiple Choice
Why is it important for the potometer setup to be airtight?
To allow air to circulate
To keep the leaves fresh
To ensure accurate measurement of water movement
To prevent water from leaking out
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