Plant Life: The Leaf MCQ

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Froggy Jumps Plant Life: The Leaf MCQOnline version 30-question leaf quiz by Rakesh Vasani 1 Which part of the plant absorbs water from the soil? a Root b Leaf c Stem 2 What type of root does a carrot have? a Fibrous b Taproot c Prop root 3 Which of these helps in climbing? a Axillary bud b Tendril c Lamina 4 Transpiration occurs through the: a Leaves b Roots c Stem 5 Which pigment is essential for photosynthesis? a Chlorophyll b Oxygen c Iodine 6 Onion stores food in its: a Roots b Stem c Leaves 7 Which plant shows vegetative propagation from leaves? a Mango b Bryophyllum c Hibiscus 8 The stalk of the leaf is called: a Lamina b Vein c Petiole 9 Which leaf venation do grasses have? a Reticulate b Circular c Parallel 10 Leaves get rid of excess water through: a Transpiration b Photosynthesis c Diffusion 11 Stem anchors the plant into the soil. a N/A b True c False 12 Photosynthesis happens mostly in roots. a False b N/A c True 13 Leaves are called the food factory of the plant. a True b False c N/A 14 A taproot has many fine roots. a N/A b True c False 15 Reticulate venation has a net-like pattern. a N/A b False c True 16 Bryophyllum is an insectivorous plant. a False b N/A c True 17 Cactus has spines instead of leaves. a True b False c N/A 18 Chlorophyll is generally found in the stem. a N/A b True c False 19 Tendrils are modified leaves. a N/A b True c False 20 Parallel venation is found in mango leaves. a True b False c N/A 21 Assertion (A): Leaves have chlorophyll. Reason (R): Chlorophyll helps make food using sunlight. a A. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A b A. A is true but R is false c B. Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A 22 Assertion (A): Fibrous roots go deep into the soil. Reason (R): Fibrous roots have one main root. a A is false but R is true b Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A c A is true but R is false 23 Assertion (A): Photosynthesis takes place at night. Reason (R): Sunlight is required for photosynthesis. a A. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A b Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A c A is true but R is false 24 Assertion (A): Onion stores food in its modified leaf. Reason (R): Leaves cannot store food. a A is true but R is false b A is false but R is true c Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A 25 Assertion (A): Plants lose water through transpiration. Reason (R): Transpiration helps to get rid of excess water through leaves. a A is false but R is true b Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A c A is true but R is false 26 Assertion (A): Venus flytrap has large leaves to trap sunlight. Reason (R): It traps insects for nitrogen. a Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A b B. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A c A. A is true but R is false 27 Assertion (A): Spines help plants store water. Reason (R): Spines reduce water loss and protect the plant. a A is false but R is true b A is true but R is false c Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A 28 Assertion (A): Petiole is the flat part of a leaf. Reason (R): Lamina is the stalk of the leaf. a Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A b A is false but R is true c A is true but R is false 29 Assertion (A): Roots help in holding the plant. Reason (R): Roots also absorb water and minerals. a A is true but R is false b A is false but R is true c Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A 30 Assertion (A): Shoots grow under the soil. Reason (R): Shoots help in the growth of plant's length. a Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A b A is true but R is false c A is false but R is true

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Plant Life: The Leaf MCQOnline version

by Rakesh Vasani

Which part of the plant absorbs water from the soil?

What type of root does a carrot have?

Which of these helps in climbing?

Transpiration occurs through the:

Which pigment is essential for photosynthesis?

Onion stores food in its:

Which plant shows vegetative propagation from leaves?

The stalk of the leaf is called:

Which leaf venation do grasses have?

Leaves get rid of excess water through:

Stem anchors the plant into the soil.

Photosynthesis happens mostly in roots.

Leaves are called the food factory of the plant.

A taproot has many fine roots.

Reticulate venation has a net-like pattern.

Bryophyllum is an insectivorous plant.

Cactus has spines instead of leaves.

Chlorophyll is generally found in the stem.

Tendrils are modified leaves.

Parallel venation is found in mango leaves.

Assertion (A): Leaves have chlorophyll. Reason (R): Chlorophyll helps make food using sunlight.

Assertion (A): Fibrous roots go deep into the soil. Reason (R): Fibrous roots have one main root.

Assertion (A): Photosynthesis takes place at night. Reason (R): Sunlight is required for photosynthesis.

Assertion (A): Onion stores food in its modified leaf. Reason (R): Leaves cannot store food.

Assertion (A): Plants lose water through transpiration. Reason (R): Transpiration helps to get rid of excess water through leaves.

Assertion (A): Venus flytrap has large leaves to trap sunlight. Reason (R): It traps insects for nitrogen.

Assertion (A): Spines help plants store water. Reason (R): Spines reduce water loss and protect the plant.

Assertion (A): Petiole is the flat part of a leaf. Reason (R): Lamina is the stalk of the leaf.

Assertion (A): Roots help in holding the plant. Reason (R): Roots also absorb water and minerals.

Assertion (A): Shoots grow under the soil. Reason (R): Shoots help in the growth of plant's length.