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Froggy Jumps Nutrition In Plants Quiz (Form 4, BIOLOGY)Online version Test your knowledge about the fascinating aspects of the Nutrition In Plants! by YAKILI LMS 1 What is autotrophic nutrition? a Organisms eating other organisms b The process by which organisms make their own food using sunlight or chemicals. c Organisms absorbing nutrients from water 2 Which organism is a common example of autotrophs? a Green plants b Animals c Fungi 3 What is the main process used by autotrophs to make food? a Photosynthesis b Respiration c Fermentation 4 Which element is essential for photosynthesis? a Oxygen b Carbon dioxide c Nitrogen 5 What do chemosynthetic autotrophs use to make food? a Sunlight b Water c Chemicals like hydrogen sulfide 6 Which part of the plant absorbs sunlight for photosynthesis? a Stem b Chlorophyll in the leaves c Roots 7 What are the two main types of autotrophic nutrition? a Photosynthesis and chemosynthesis b Heterotrophic and saprotrophic c Parasitic and symbiotic 8 Which gas is released during photosynthesis? a Oxygen b Carbon dioxide c Nitrogen 9 Are fungi autotrophs or heterotrophs? a Autotrophs b Heterotrophs c Both 10 Can autotrophs survive without sunlight? a All autotrophs need sunlight b Some chemosynthetic autotrophs can c No autotrophs can 11 What is the main energy source for photosynthesis? a Chemicals b Sunlight c Heat 12 Which organisms perform photosynthesis? a Plants and algae b Bacteria c Animals 13 What is the main energy source for chemosynthesis? a Sunlight b Heat c Chemicals 14 Where does photosynthesis mainly occur? a Chloroplasts in plant cells b Mitochondria c Nucleus 15 Which process does not require sunlight? a Chemosynthesis b Respiration c Photosynthesis 16 What do photosynthetic organisms produce as a byproduct? a Carbon dioxide b Oxygen c Nitrogen 17 Chemosynthesis is common in which environment? a Deserts b Deep-sea vents c Forests 18 Which process is used by bacteria near hydrothermal vents? a Fermentation b Chemosynthesis c Photosynthesis 19 What is the main difference between photosynthesis and chemosynthesis? a Energy source used b Type of organism c Location 20 Do both processes produce organic compounds? a Only photosynthesis b No c Yes 21 What is heterotrophic nutrition? a Organisms that produce their own food b Organisms that photosynthesize c Organisms that consume other organisms for food 22 Which of these is a type of heterotrophic nutrition? a Autotrophic b Photosynthetic c Saprophytic 23 What do parasites obtain from their hosts? a Oxygen b Nutrients c Sunlight 24 Which organism is an example of a saprophytic heterotroph? a Green algae b Fungi c Plants 25 How do holozoic organisms obtain food? a By photosynthesis b By ingestion c By absorption 26 What is a characteristic of saprophytic nutrition? a Making their own food b Feeding on dead organic matter c Feeding on live hosts 27 Which of these is NOT a type of heterotrophic nutrition? a Photosynthesis b Saprophytic c Holozoic 28 What is the main difference between holozoic and saprophytic nutrition? a Holozoic is photosynthesis; saprophytic is digestion b Holozoic involves ingestion; saprophytic involves absorption c Holozoic is for plants; saprophytic is for animals 29 Which of these organisms uses holozoic nutrition? a Algae b Humans c Fungi 30 What do parasitic organisms depend on? a Living hosts b Dead organic matter c Sunlight 31 What do autotrophs produce during photosynthesis? a Carbon dioxide b Glucose c Oxygen 32 Which organisms are heterotrophs? a Algae b Animals and fungi c Green plants 33 What is the main energy source for heterotrophs? a Minerals b Consumption of other organisms c Sunlight 34 Autotrophs mainly obtain energy from? a Other organisms b Chemicals c Sunlight 35 Which process do autotrophs use to make food? a Photosynthesis b Digestion c Respiration 36 Heterotrophs rely on what for nutrition? a Photosynthesis b Absorption c Eating other organisms 37 Which of these is an autotrophic organism? a Cows b Fungi c Green algae 38 Heterotrophic nutrition is also called? a Chemosynthesis b Photosynthesis c Ingestion 39 Autotrophs can make their own food using? a Chemical energy b Kinetic energy c Light energy 40 Which organism is an example of heterotrophic nutrition? a Algae b Dog c Tree 41 What is the main function of palisade mesophyll? a Photosynthesis b Transport nutrients c Support leaf structure 42 Which mesophyll layer is more tightly packed? a Spongy mesophyll b Palisade mesophyll c Both equally 43 Where is spongy mesophyll mainly located? a Above the palisade layer b Outside the leaf c Below the palisade layer 44 Which mesophyll has more air spaces? a Palisade mesophyll b Spongy mesophyll c Both have equal air spaces 45 Which layer contains more chloroplasts? a Both equally b Palisade mesophyll c Spongy mesophyll 46 What is the main role of spongy mesophyll? a Gas exchange b Photosynthesis c Transport water 47 Which mesophyll layer is closer to the upper leaf surface? a Spongy mesophyll b Palisade mesophyll c Lower epidermis 48 Are the cells in palisade mesophyll elongated or round? a Round b Elongated c Square 49 Do both mesophyll layers contain chloroplasts? a No b Only palisade c Yes 50 Which mesophyll layer is primarily responsible for capturing light? a Spongy mesophyll b Both equally c Palisade mesophyll

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What is autotrophic nutrition?

Which organism is a common example of autotrophs?

What is the main process used by autotrophs to make food?

Which element is essential for photosynthesis?

What do chemosynthetic autotrophs use to make food?

Which part of the plant absorbs sunlight for photosynthesis?

What are the two main types of autotrophic nutrition?

Which gas is released during photosynthesis?

Are fungi autotrophs or heterotrophs?

Can autotrophs survive without sunlight?

What is the main energy source for photosynthesis?

Which organisms perform photosynthesis?

What is the main energy source for chemosynthesis?

Where does photosynthesis mainly occur?

Which process does not require sunlight?

What do photosynthetic organisms produce as a byproduct?

Chemosynthesis is common in which environment?

Which process is used by bacteria near hydrothermal vents?

What is the main difference between photosynthesis and chemosynthesis?

Do both processes produce organic compounds?

What is heterotrophic nutrition?

Which of these is a type of heterotrophic nutrition?

What do parasites obtain from their hosts?

Which organism is an example of a saprophytic heterotroph?

How do holozoic organisms obtain food?

What is a characteristic of saprophytic nutrition?

Which of these is NOT a type of heterotrophic nutrition?

What is the main difference between holozoic and saprophytic nutrition?

Which of these organisms uses holozoic nutrition?

What do parasitic organisms depend on?

What do autotrophs produce during photosynthesis?

Which organisms are heterotrophs?

What is the main energy source for heterotrophs?

Autotrophs mainly obtain energy from?

Which process do autotrophs use to make food?

Heterotrophs rely on what for nutrition?

Which of these is an autotrophic organism?

Heterotrophic nutrition is also called?

Autotrophs can make their own food using?

Which organism is an example of heterotrophic nutrition?

What is the main function of palisade mesophyll?

Which mesophyll layer is more tightly packed?

Where is spongy mesophyll mainly located?

Which mesophyll has more air spaces?

Which layer contains more chloroplasts?

What is the main role of spongy mesophyll?

Which mesophyll layer is closer to the upper leaf surface?

Are the cells in palisade mesophyll elongated or round?

Do both mesophyll layers contain chloroplasts?

Which mesophyll layer is primarily responsible for capturing light?