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WorksheetsParts of leaves
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Center vein of leaves
Midrib
Petiole
Side vein
Lamina
Collecting and dumping fallen leaves with kitchen waste in a pit covered with soil forms -----------
food
fodder
compost
composition
2 functions of chlorophyll for the leaves are....
Cook the food for the plants.
Trap the energy from the sunlight.
Trap the Carbon Dioxide from the surrounding.
Give green-coloured for the leaves.
Transport the foods from leaves to all parts of plant.
C is shown as.....
vein
petiole
blade
branch
Ticks the parts of leaf!
branch
petiole
vein
stomata
blade
Blade is shown by letter .....
C
None of them
A
B
The main function of leaves is...
To trap the sunlight.
To make food for the plants
To absorb Carbon dioxide and Oxygen for the plant.
To protect the plants from the storm.
What will the foods that are produced by the leaves for?
To provide food for the plants
To provide energy for the plant to do photosynthesis.
To provide energy for the plant to grow.
To provide energy for the plant to carry our life processes.
What does the leaf produce during the photosynthesis beside the foods?
starch
Oxygen
fruits
seeds
Process in which plants release excess water through openings in their leaves is called ____________________.
respiration
transpiration
absorption
photosynthesis
The part of leaf attached to stem.
Petiole
Lamina
Bud
Veins
The pattern of veins on the leaf.
Design
Lamination
Venation
Pollination
Plants having parallel venation have _________ roots.
tap
fibrous
Single dominant vein in the middle of the blade
midrib
epidermis
petiole
margin
simple leaf
Branched pattern of veins
leaf blade
netted veins
dichotomous venation
compound leaf
palisade layer
Which of these are the functions of veins in a leaf?
provides support for the leaf
transport water and minerals from the root and stem
transport the food
maintains the shape of leaves
Spiral arrangement of leaves is shown in picture
A
B
C
D
