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Plants_Revision_B

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 57mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Write the number of


Upper epidermis

(a)  

2.

Write the number of


Lower epidermis

(a)  

3.

Write the number of


Air space

(a)  

4.

Write the number of


Stomata

(a)  

5.

Write the number of


Guard cells

(a)  

6.

Write the number of


Palisade mesophyll

(a)  

7.

Write the number of


Spongy mesophyll

(a)  

8.

Write the number of


Cuticle

(a)  

9.

Choose the correct function of stomata

a)

carries food away from the leaf

b)

carries water from the root to different parts of the plant

c)

tiny pore which allows the gases to move in and out

d)

less chloroplast and less photosynthesis

10.

The role of upper epidermis is to

a)

protects the lower part of the leaf

b)

helps in gas exchange

c)

carries water from the root

d)

protects the upper part of the leaf

11.

Which carries water from roots to different parts of the plant? *

a)

spongy cell

b)

lower epidermis

c)

xylem

d)

phloem

12.

Its a waxy layer prevents the loss of water from the leaf

a)

guard cell

b)

xylem

c)

cuticle

d)

phloem

13.

It has less chloroplast and rate of photosynthesis is less

a)

palisade cell

b)

guard cell

c)

spongy cell

d)

upper epidermis

14.

Xylem and phloem collectively called

a)

pores

b)

lower epidermis

c)

mesophyll

d)

vascular bundles

15.

Who helps in opening and closing of stomata?

a)

cuticle

b)

palisade cell

c)

guard cell

d)

spongy cell

16.

It is transparent, no chloroplast and allows light to pass through

a)

lower epidermis

b)

upper epidermis

c)

guard cell

d)

stomata

17.

Rate of photosynthesis is more in .................... *

a)

spongy cells

b)

lower epidermis

c)

phloem

d)

palisade cells

18.

Exchanges of gases take place with help of ............

a)

cuticle

b)

air space

c)

spongy cell

d)

xylem

19.

Plants exchange gas during photosynthesis and respiration with environment only when *

a)

stomata closed

b)

stomata open

c)

no stomata

d)

none of the above