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Worksheetsgetting to know plants
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which part of the plant transferred the water from roots to the leaves
stem
flower
bud
fruit
which part of the plant in not always present ?
leaf
root
fruit
stem
which one of the following does not have branches ?
neem tree
oak tree
banyan tree
coconut tree
Plants take carbon dioxide from air through tiny openings found in the :
fruits
roots
leaves
stems
which of the following is not a part of a flower
pistil
stomata
stamen
petal
which of the following is not a climber
money plant
sweet gourd
bottle gourd
passion flower
which of this is not used in the process of photosynthesis
water
sunlight
oxygen
carbon dioxide
in which form the food is stored in the leaves
starch
proteins
carbohydrates
roughage
Medium sized plants with a hard and woody stem, bigger than herbs but smaller than trees?
Trees
Climbers
Shrubs
Herbs
Unwanted small plants that grow in the lawns or pots.
Plants
Herbs
Creepers
Weeds
These plants have soft, delicate stem and a very short life span.
Climbers
Herbs
Creepers
Shrubs
Is sweet Potato a climber or a creeper?
Creeper
Climber
Which part of the plant hold it upright?
Root
Leaves
Stem
Flowers
What type of roots do wheat plants have?
Fibrous Roots
Tap Root
Name of the plant in which photosythesis does not occur in leaves, insted stem is modiefied to make food.
Mushroom
Cactus
Palm Tree
Banyan Tree
The plants which have branches at the base are __________.
herbs
shrubs
creepers
trees
A plant with weak stem is _____________.
mint
sunflower
lemon
china rose
Which plant is the example of a herb?
mango
china rose
wheat
none of these
The plant which takes the support of the neighbouring structures and climbs up is _______________.
tree
shrub
creeper
climber
Classify Neem in one of the categories of plants.
Herb
Shrub
Tree
All of these
Lemon plant is a _______________.
herb
shrub
tree
none of these
Pumpkin plant is a _________________.
creeper
climber
shrub
herb
A tree has a soft trunk and soft branches.
True
False
Herbs have soft, green and ___________ stem.
weak
strong
Shrub Plant-
Line on the leaves are called-
MIDRIB
VEINS
PATIOLE
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Which part of the plant supplies water to the leaf-
PETALS
STEM
BOTH A AND B
NONE
Leaves lose water through the process of-
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
TRANSPIRATION
BOTH A AND B
NONE
The food produced in the leaves is in the form of
Starch
Proteins
Chlorophyll
None of these
The plants having leaves with parallel venation have
taproots
lateral roots
fibrous roots
None of these
Which of the following is given out during the process of photosynthesis?
Water vapours
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
None of these
The part of leaf attached to stem.
Petiole
Lamina
Bud
Veins
The pattern of veins on the leaf.
Design
Lamination
Venation
Pollination
The flat green part on the leaf.
Lamina
Veins
Petiole
Midrib
The type of vein forming a network on leaves is called reticulate venation.
True
False
The process of manufacturing food by the leaves.
Transpiration
Photosynthesis
Pollination
Venation
Leaves contain a green colour pigment called chlorophyll.
True
False
What is the middle line of the leaf called
Midrib
Petiole
Lamina
Veins
Which one of the following is not a function of leaves?
transpiration
photosynthesis
support fruits
respiration
Which one of the following is a creeper?
money plant
watermelon
grape vine
bitter gourd
The plants which have branches at the base are __________.
herbs
shrubs
creepers
trees
A plant with weak stem is _____________.
mint
sunflower
lemon
china rose
Which plant is the example of a herb?
mango
china rose
wheat
none of these
The plant which takes the support of the neighbouring structures and climbs up is _______________.
tree
shrub
creeper
climber
Classify Neem in one of the categories of plants.
Herb
Shrub
Tree
All of these
Lemon plant is a _______________.
herb
shrub
tree
none of these
Pumpkin plant is a _________________.
creeper
climber
shrub
herb
A tree has a soft trunk and soft branches.
True
False
Shrub Plant-
Plants with green and tender stems are called-
HERBS
CREEPERS
SHRUBS
NONE
Some plants have the stem branching out near the base. The stem is hard but not very thick. They are known as
TREES
SHRUBS
BOTH A AND B
NONE
Some plants are very tall and have hard and thick brown stem known as-
TREES
CREEPERS
CLIMBERS
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Line on the leaves are called-
MIDRIB
VEINS
PATIOLE
ALL OF THE ABOVE
The part of the leaf by which it is attached to the stem it is known as-
SEPALS
PATIOLE
BOTH A AND B
NONE
Which one of the following are the fibrous root-
DO NOT HAVE ANY MAIN ROOT
HAVE TWO MAIN ROOT
HAVE ONE MAIN ROOT
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Which part of the plant supplies water to the leaf-
PETALS
STEM
BOTH A AND B
NONE
Leaves lose water through the process of-
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
TRANSPIRATION
BOTH A AND B
NONE
Which one of the following is tap root
NONE
From where does the roots gets water and minerals ??
STEM
SOIL
The food produced in the leaves is in the form of
Starch
Proteins
Chlorophyll
None of these
The stem of tomato plant is
Tender
Thick
Hard
Thin
The plants having leaves with parallel venation have
taproots
lateral roots
fibrous roots
None of these
A tomato plant has stems of which colour?
Green
Red
sometimes green, sometimes red
Neither green nor red
Select the plant whose roots store food for future use.
Turnip
Sweet potato
Tapioca
All of these
Which of the following is given out during the process of photosynthesis?
Water vapours
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
None of these
The pattern of veins on the leaf.
Design
Lamination
Venation
Pollination
The flat green part on the leaf.
Lamina
Veins
Petiole
Midrib
Plants having parallel venation have _________ roots.
tap
fibrous
The type of vein forming a network on leaves is called reticulate venation.
True
False
The process of manufacturing food by the leaves.
Transpiration
Photosynthesis
Pollination
Venation
Leaves contain a green colour pigment called chlorophyll.
True
False
Stem is considered to be a one way street.
True
False
Name one female part of the flower-
(a)
What is the outer layer of the leaf called ?
Leaf blade
Leaf Mergin
Leaf Margin
Leef Margin
What is the male part of the flower called as ?
(a)
The pattern of veins on the leaf.
Design
Lamination
Venation
Pollination
A medium sized plant with hard and woody stem, branches arise from the base of the stem.
Herb
Tree
Climbers
Shrub
The flat green part on the leaf.
Lamina
Veins
Petiole
Midrib
Plants having parallel venation have _________ roots.
tap
fibrous
The type of vein forming a network on leaves is called reticulate venation.
True
False
The process of manufacturing food by the leaves.
Transpiration
Photosynthesis
Pollination
Venation
The process of giving out extra amount of water in the plant through stomata, in the form of water vapours.
Transpiration
Photosynthesis
Venation
Pollination
Leaves contain a green colour pigment called chlorophyll.
True
False
Stem is considered to be a one way street.
True
False
which part of the plant transferred the water from roots to the leaves
stem
flower
bud
fruit
in which form the food is stored in the leaves
starch
proteins
carbohydrates
roughage
which of these is not classify on the basis of thickness
shrubs
trees
climbers
herbs
A plant with weak stem is _____________.
mint
sunflower
lemon
china rose
Lemon plant is a _______________.
herb
shrub
tree
none of these
A tree has a soft trunk and soft branches.
True
False
Shrub Plant-
Which of the following is given out during the process of photosynthesis?
Water vapours
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
None of these
What is the middle line of the leaf called
Midrib
Petiole
Lamina
Veins
Based on the characters most plants can be classified as into three categories-
TREES
SHRUBS
HERBS
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Which one of the following are the fibrous root-
DO NOT HAVE ANY MAIN ROOT
HAVE TWO MAIN ROOT
HAVE ONE MAIN ROOT
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Which one of the following is tap root
Choose the correct example of plant where roots are modified as PROP ROOTS to give extra support to the plants.
Banyan
Maize
Potato
Sugarcane
Choose the correct example of plant where roots are modified as STILT ROOTS to give extra support to the plants.
Banyan
Turnip
Potato
Sugarcane
Choose the correct example of plant where roots are modified to store food.
Ginger
Turnip
Potato
Onion
Choose the correct example of plant where leaves are modified as spines.
Gourd
Cactus
Pea
Apple
Choose the correct example of plant where leaves are modified as tendrils.
Gourd
Cactus
Pea
Apple
Choose the correct example of plant where stems are modified to provide protection.
Gourd
Carrot
Rose
Ginger
Choose the correct example of plant where stems are modified to store food.
Gourd
Carrot
Rose
Ginger
Choose the correct example of plant where stems are modified to help make food.
Gourd
Cactus
Rose
Ginger
Choose the correct example of plant where stems are modified as tendrils to give support to the plant
Gourd
Cactus
Rose
Ginger
underground storage house is reffered to
roots
storage roots
supporting roots
shoot
C is shown as.....
vein
petiole
blade
branch
Process in which plants release excess water through openings in their leaves is called ____________________.
respiration
transpiration
absorption
photosynthesis
The shoot system is made up of:
(a)
What is internode?
The basal part of a leaf
Space between two nodes
The angle between the upper side of a leaf and the stem
The flat green part of the shoot system
The stem is the main _________ part of the shoot system.
flat green part
basal part
aerial
What are the two types of leaves?
Simple & Compound
Complete & Toothed
The term photosynthesis means (a)
Arrangement of leaves ( phyllotaxy)
(a)
Leaves can be classified in various ways (a) name them
Significance of photosynthesis
Food
Cooling effect
Oxygen
Transpiration
Modifications of leaves
Leaf tendril
Venus flytrap
Scale leaves
Bryopyllum
Write any two types of insectivorous plants
(a)
Some new plants may also be produced from other (vegetative) parts such as (a)
This part of the plant grows towards gravity
stem
root
both
Potato tuber is modified /Edible part of potato is
Stem
Bulb
Stolon
Root
Mangrove trees have this feature
Stilt roots
Breathing roots
Both 1 and 2
None
Choose the correct example of plant where roots are modified to store food.
Ginger
Turnip
Potato
Onion
Choose the correct example of plant where leaves are modified as spines.
Gourd
Cactus
Pea
Apple
Choose the correct example of plant where stems are modified to store food.
Gourd
Carrot
Rose
Ginger
Part of the plant that is long, transport nutrients, water and keep the plant stable in the ground.
Roots
Stem
Petals
Leaves
Solar Energy from the Sun is turned into _________ energy in a plant
chemical
mechanical
sound
thermal
In Opuntia, the function of phyotosynthesis is carried out by
Cladode
Phylloclade
Phyllode
Bulb
An underground specialised shoot with reduced disc like stem covered by fleshy leaves is
Bulb
Bulbil
Rhizome
Rhizophore
What are the main parts of a plant?
buds and leaves
soil and sugar
leaves, roots, and stems
What type of root has many thin roots?
fibrous roots
creeping roots
water roots
Helps the plant to anchor to the soil and get water and nutrients.
Leaves
Stems
Roots
Odd shapes
Helps the plant to transport water, nutrients, and food from their roots to their leaves.
Leaves
Roots
Stems
Small leaves
Part of the plant that absorbs water.
Roots
Flowers
Petals
Leaves
Which of the following is NOT a function of the roots?
Store carbs
Absorb water and minerals
Anchor plant to the ground
Photosynthesis
What is the name of the process that helps water evaporate from a plant's leaves?
Evaporation
Perspiration
Transpiration
Phloem
What pore-like feature on a plant's leaves prevent water from escaping?
Phloem
Stomata
Roots
Xylem
Select ALL functions of roots.
Absorb water and nutrients from the soil
Hold the plant in the soil
Release plant wastes into the soil
Some plants store food in them
Produce food for the plant
In which of the following plants DO NOT store food?
leaves
stem
fruit
roots
xylem
Which type of the root is shown in the picture?
Fibrous
Taproot
Vascular
Nonvascular
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PLANTS DOES NOT HAVE A TAPROOT?
ALFALFA
RADISHES
CARROTS
TURFGRASS
Which of the following is NOT a function of the roots?
Store sugars
Absorb water and minerals
Anchor plant to the ground
Photosynthesis
What are the levels of organization in plants?
Plants have cells, but not tissues.
Plants are made up of cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems
Plants contain cells and tissues, but not organs.
Tissues with active cell division
Permanent
Meristematic
Intercalary meristems are found in which part of the plants?
Growing tips
Lateral side
Nodes
Which of the following tissues whose role is to protect and cover the plant?
Dermal tissue
Epidurial tissue
Ground tissue
Vascular tissue
Xylem and phloem form a part of _______________.
conducting tissue
vascular tissue
complex tissue
all of the above
A mango tree can grow up to a height of 40 metres. This growth is brought about by
apical meristem
lateral meristem
intercalary meristem
vertical meristem
