Palisade cells

1. What is the function of palisade cells?

• To absorb water from the soil

• To make food by photosynthesis

• To deliver oxygen around the body

• To send signals from one part of the body to another

2. Where is the palisade cells located at/in?

• In the leaves of plants

• Outside of the plant roots

• In the brain

• In the lining of the tubes leading from your mouth to your lungs

3. Palisade cells have a lot of chloroplasts containing ____

4. What is the role of chloroplasts in palisade cells?

• They store starch

• They absorb light energy for photosynthesis

• They control gas exchange

• They provide structural support to the cell

5. When do palisade cells perform photosynthesis?

• Only at night

• Only during the winter

• Only during the day

• Throughout the year, regardless of light

6. Which part of the palisade cell absorbs sunlight during photosynthesis?

7. What would happen if palisade cells had fewer chloroplasts?

• Photosynthesis would become more efficient

• The plant would have more protection against pathogens

• The plant would produce less glucose and energy

• The plant would store more water

8. Which of the following is true about palisade cells during photosynthesis?

• They consume carbon dioxide and release oxygen

• They consume oxygen and release carbon dioxide

• They store glucose in vacuoles

• They transport water to other cells

9. Palisade cells have cell wall

• True

• False

10. What would happen if a plant didn't have palisade cells?

• The plant would not be able to photosynthesize effectively

• The plant would grow faster

• The plant would store more water

• The plant would produce more oxygen