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Plant Tropisms and Turgor Pressure

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of tropism is this?

a)

Negative Geotropism

b)

Negative Phototropism

c)

Positive Geotropism

d)

Positive Phototropism

2.

What type of tropism is this?

a)

Negative Geotropism

b)

Negative Phototropism

c)

Positive Phototropism

d)

Positive Geotropism

3.

What type of tropism is this?

a)

Positive Geotropism

b)

Negative Geotropism

c)

Positive Thigmotropism

d)

Negative Thigmotropism

4.

What type of tropism is this?

a)

Positive Geotropism

b)

Positive Phototropism

c)

Positive Thigmotropism

d)

Positive Hydrotropism

5.

What type of tropism is this?

a)

Negative Thigmotropism

b)

Positive Hydrotropism

c)

Positive Thigmotropism

d)

Negative Hydrotropism

6.

What happened to this plant and why?

a)

The plant is dying due to lack of sunlight.

b)

The plant is withering due to lack of nutrients.

c)

The plant is sad it has no plant friends.

d)

The plant is wilting due to lack of water.

7.

What plant cell structure is this and why is it important to plants?

a)

mitochondria, the powerhouse of the cell

b)

vacuole, it stores water and nutrients for plants

c)

nucleus, the brain of the cell

d)

chloroplast, conducts photosynthesis for plants

8.

What happened to this cell and why?

a)

The cell is growing due to increased turgor pressure

b)

The cell shrunk due to lack of turgor pressure

c)

The cell needs more radiant energy and has shrunk

d)

The cell has been damaged beyond repair

9.

What type of tropism is this?

a)

geotropism

b)

thigmotropism

c)

hydrotropism

d)

phototropism

10.

What plant cell structure is this and why is it important?

a)

Nucleus, because it stores genetic information

b)

Mitochondria, because it is the powerhouse of the cell

c)

Lysosome, because it gets rid of waste in the cell

d)

Cell wall, because it gives plants their structure