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Science - Grade 4 - Topic: Plants - Sub-topic: SeedlingsOnline version Science - Grade 4 - Topic: Plants - Sub-topic: Seedlings by Vashishta Sewpal 1 A seed placed in water, air and light but no soil will: a Start growing but die due to no support b Grow well because it has enough light c Germinate fully and form strong roots d Not change because light is missing 2 Which sequence shows the correct order of plant growth? a Seed → seedling → plant → flower b Plant → seedling → seed → flower c Seed → flower → plant → seedling d Flower → seed → seedling → plant 3 Which part of the seed stores food for the embryo? a Cotyledons that contain stored plant food b Seed coat that protects the whole seed c Root tip which absorbs soil nutrients d Shoot tip which grows upward first 4 Why does the root appear before the shoot during germination? a Because the root absorbs water first b Because the shoot needs sunlight immediately c Because the seed coat must fall off first d Because the root must anchor the seed 5 A seed is given soil, water and air but kept in darkness. What happens? a It germinates but becomes pale and weak b It grows leaves quickly because soil is rich c It does not grow because soil is missing d It becomes green because no light is present 6 In your experiment, Setup 3 did not allow germination. Which condition was missing? a Light, so the seedling stayed weak b Water, so the seed remained dry c Air, so the seed could not breathe d Soil, so the seed had no support 7 What happens to a seed when too much water is added? a It rots because no air reaches the seed b It grows faster because water is unlimited c It becomes green because water is abundant d It grows taller due to more moisture 8 Why must the seed coat soften before germination begins? a So roots and shoots can grow out easily b So the seed can stay protected longer c So the seed becomes darker and heavier d So the cotyledons can grow leaves faster 9 After germination, which condition becomes MOST important for the seedling? a Light, for the plant to make food b Water, so the seed can stay soft c Soil, for the plant to breathe air d Air, so the cotyledons can harden 10 In one setup the seed had soil, water and light, but no air. What will happen? a It does not germinate because it cannot breathe b It grows well because water replaces air c It germinates slowly but becomes very tall d It grows leaves first because soil is present 11 Which condition helps the seedling make its own food after germination? a Light, because it allows photosynthesis b Water, because it keeps the seed moist c Air, because it warms the young plant d Soil, because it protects the cotyledons 12 In the experiment, which setup will cause the seed to rot quickly? a Too much water with no air present b Only soil and light provided c Soil, air and light without water d Only air and light present

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Science - Grade 4 - Topic: Plants - Sub-topic: SeedlingsOnline version

by Vashishta Sewpal

A seed placed in water, air and light but no soil will:

Which sequence shows the correct order of plant growth?

Which part of the seed stores food for the embryo?

Why does the root appear before the shoot during germination?

A seed is given soil, water and air but kept in darkness. What happens?

In your experiment, Setup 3 did not allow germination. Which condition was missing?

What happens to a seed when too much water is added?

Why must the seed coat soften before germination begins?

After germination, which condition becomes MOST important for the seedling?

In one setup the seed had soil, water and light, but no air. What will happen?

Which condition helps the seedling make its own food after germination?

In the experiment, which setup will cause the seed to rot quickly?