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WorksheetsPPQuiz_All About Trees_19March2022
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
For how long have trees been around on the earth?
390 million years
370 million years
260 million years
450 million years
This part is also called the anchor of the tree
Trunk
Branches
Xylem
Root
............................ are big, central, and dominant roots from which other roots grow laterally
Oblique roots
Sinker Roots
Lateral Roots
Taproots
Which part of the root absorbs water, minerals and nutrients from the soil?
Apical Meristem
Root Cap
Root Hair
Microbiome
Which part of the tree gives it its size and form?
Roots
Trunk
Leaves
Seeds
What is the core of the trunk called?
Heartwood
Pith
Cambium
Inner Bark
Which section of the trunk is the densest and the heaviest section of the trunk, with the darkest-coloured wood?
Inner Bark
Pith
Heartwood
Sapwood
In which region of the trunk do xylem and phloem grow?
Pith
Sapwood
Heartwood
Cambium
What does the phloem transport?
Water
Sap
Air
Sunlight
What is the bark made of?
Dead xylem cells
Dead phloem cells
Just wood
Hardened pith
What percentage of a tree are leaves?
50
10
5
20
What is the green pigment present in plants called?
Lycopene
Kerotene
Urea
Chlorophyll
What is a leaf stalk called?
Stomata
Petiole
Stem
Sheath
Where does the fertilization occur in a flower?
Petal
Calyx
Pollen
Stigma
What is the main purpose of a fruit?
To perform photosynthesis
They exist to fill our tummies!
To disperse seeds
To fertilize
Jackfruit and Kevda are examples of which types of fruits?
Composite
Aggregate
Fleshy
Dry
Which part of the tree filters out dust and pollutants?
Trunk
Roots
Leaves
Flowers
Identify this part of the flower?
Stigma
Carpel
Calyx
Anther
............................ refers to the female portion of the flower
carpel
petal
sepal
corolla
Which part's primary function is to reproduce?
Fruit
Flower
Root
Stem
Smaller fingers developing from branches are ...........................
Shrubs
Stems
Vines
Twigs
Which type of leaf arises from the stem's base?
Alternate
Bipinnate
Basal
Cauline
What is the leaf blade also called?
Lamina
Petiole
Chloroplasts
Stipules
What is the arrangement of leaves on a stem .........................
Zygote
phyllotaxis
Carpel
Midrib
This part of the flower produces pollen
Anther
Pistil
Stamen
Zygote
What are the petals of a flower collectively called?
ovary
style
corolla
stigma
Which type of fruit is produced in an ovary with fused carpels?
Aggregate
Simple
Composite
Magnolia
Which of these is not an example of a fruit that is a follicle?
Strawberry
Magnolia
Calotropis
Catharanthus
A clump of fruits is also called an ..............................
etaerio
pericarp
epicarp
ovule
Which type of leaf arrangement has a single leaf?
Opposite
Whorled
Cauline
Unifoliate
Leaves stay connected to the ......................... of the tree
roots
stem
crown
flower
What are the living cells which run across growth rings of a tree?
Medullary ray
Sapwood
Pith
Cambium
What is the pith of the tree made of?
Medulla
Parenchyma
Living xylem cells
dead phloem cells
How do we judge the age of a tree?
by the dryness of the bark
by the freshness of its leaves
by its fruits
by the number of rings in the bark
What is the odd one out here?
Water
Sunlight
Carbon Dioxide
Sieve Plates
Where are nitrogen fixing bacteria found in a tree?
Roots
Stems
Leaves
Fruit
Which microorganisms damage the plant?
Identify the leaf arrangement
alternate
basal
peltate
trifoliate
The thicker limbs that develop directly from the trunk are referred to as.....................
Shrubs
Branches
Twigs
Vines
What percentage of a tree's mass do branches form?
28
15
10
4
.............................. are most common in grasses and Apiaceae
Leaf-sheaths
Petioles
Axillary Bud
Pinnate Venation
These roots extend outwards from the soil’s surface.
Oblique
Sinker
Lateral
Fine
What is the meaning of heterosporous?
each plant generates two types of spores
each plant generates three types of spores
each plant generates no spores
each plant generates one spore
Superior or inferior syncarpous gynoecium gives rise to ...................... fruits
Fleshy
Dry
Aggregate
Composite
Many little fruits emerge from separate carpels in this sort of fruit
Berries
Drupes
Follicles
Achenes
These fruits grow from the flower of hypanthodium.
Fleshy
Aggregate
Composite
Dry
Deforestation
Disaster
Uprooting
Transplantation
Trees have large ....................... that control the temperature on the ground
branches
leaves
canopies
crowns
Healthy forests collect CO2 from the atmosphere and serve as excellent .............................................
carbon flushes
carbon sinks
green sponges
oxygen cylinders
What is the green structure outside the flower?
Calyx
Corolla
Anther
Sepals
