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    The Leaf MCQ

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    Plants produce food in the form of carbohydrates through the process of photosynthesis which occurs in their leaves. Leaves are usually green due to the presence of chlorophyll, which is essential for photosynthesis. The flattened expanded part of the leaf is called the leaf blade or lamina, which contains veins that transport nutrients and a midrib that runs from the leaf base to apex. The leaf is attached to the stem by its petiole or leaf stalk. Leaves play a vital role in photosynthesis and gas exchange for plants.

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    The Leaf MCQ

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    Plants produce food in the form of carbohydrates through the process of photosynthesis which occurs in their leaves. Leaves are usually green due to the presence of chlorophyll, which is essential for photosynthesis. The flattened expanded part of the leaf is called the leaf blade or lamina, which contains veins that transport nutrients and a midrib that runs from the leaf base to apex. The leaf is attached to the stem by its petiole or leaf stalk. Leaves play a vital role in photosynthesis and gas exchange for plants.

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    Plants produce food in the form of carbohydrates through the process of photosynthesis which occurs in their leaves. Leaves are usually green due to the presence of chlorophyll, which is essential for photosynthesis. The flattened expanded part of the leaf is called the leaf blade or lamina, which contains veins that transport nutrients and a midrib that runs from the leaf base to apex. The leaf is attached to the stem by its petiole or leaf stalk. Leaves play a vital role in photosynthesis and gas exchange for plants.

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    The Leaf MCQ

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    Plants produce food in the form of carbohydrates through the process of photosynthesis which occurs in their leaves. Leaves are usually green due to the presence of chlorophyll, which is essential for photosynthesis. The flattened expanded part of the leaf is called the leaf blade or lamina, which contains veins that transport nutrients and a midrib that runs from the leaf base to apex. The leaf is attached to the stem by its petiole or leaf stalk. Leaves play a vital role in photosynthesis and gas exchange for plants.

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    Plant Life

    Q 1. Which of the following provide food for all living organisms to eat?
    a. River
    b. Plants
    c. Water
    d. Flowers
    Q 2. Plants produces ______________ that is needed for all living beings to
    remain alive.
    Q 3. Leaf is usually___________ in colour.
    Q 4. Leaves can have
    a. Red and Blue patches
    b. Green and non-green patches
    c. Yellow and non-yellow patches
    Q 5. After germination of seeds, the first leaves arise from the____________?
    Q 6. Leaves of dicot and monocot plants are similar in structure.
    a. True
    b. False
    Q 7. The main functions of the leaf are
    a. Germination
    b. Photosynthesis, gaseous exchange
    c. Absorbing oxygen
    Q 8. The flattened, expanded part of the leaf is called
    a. Leaf base
    b. Leaf blade
    c. Lamina
    Q 9. Leaf blade is mostly green in colour due to the presence of
    a. Cotyledon
    b. Chlorophyll
    c. Vein
    Q10. What runs through the middle of the lamina from leaf base to leaf apex
    a. Midrib
    b. Vein
    c. Veinlet
    Q11. The fine lateral branches arising from the midrib are called
    a. The veins
    b. Leaf blade
    c. Lamina
    Q12. Which part of the leaf is attached to the main stem?
    a. Leaf base
    b. Leaf apex
    c. Neither of above
    Q13. What do you mean by Petiole?
    a. The short stalk connecting the leaf base with the leaf blade
    b. The short stalk connecting the leaf base with the main stem
    c. Neither of above
    Q14. The tip of the leaf blade or lamina is called as_____________?
    Q15. Which part of the plant conducts water?
    a. Roots
    b. Stems
    c. Leaves
    d. Flower
    Q16. Which of the following has a thick main root?
    a. Taproot
    b. Fibrous root
    c. Hard roots
    d. Soft roots
    Q17. The process in which food is prepared in leaves is called
    a. Respiration
    b. Transpiration
    c. Photosynthesis
    d. Regeneration
    Q18. Veins transport food and nutrients to different parts of the leaf
    a. True
    b. False
    Q19. Which part of the plant is responsible for making food?
    a. Stem
    b. Root
    c. Leaf
    d. Flower
    Q20. What is the process by which water evaporates from the leaf surface?
    a. Transpiration
    b. Perspiration
    c. Expiration
    d. Respiration
    Q21. Glucose produced by the plants during photosynthesis is a
    a. Protein
    b. Vitamin
    c. Mineral
    d. Carbohydrate
    Q22. What is essential pigment for photosynthesis
    a. Carotene
    b. Phycocyanin
    c. Chlorophyll
    d. None of these
    Q23. What is the mode of nutrition in green plants?
    a. Autotrophic nutrition
    b. Heterotrophic nutrition
    c. Saprophytic nutrition
    d. Parasitic
    Q24. Name the venation type in which the veins are interconnected and form a
    Web like network
    a. Reticulate
    b. Parallel
    c. Grid
    d. None of these
    Q25. Which of the following are end products of photosynthesis?
    a. Water
    b. Carbon dioxide
    c. Oxygen
    d. Carbohydrates
    Q26. Which part of the leaf is responsible releasing oxygen produced during
    photosynthesis?
    a. Root cap
    b. Stomata
    c. Leaf blade
    d. Flower bud
    Q27. The leaf is attached to the plant stem by the
    a. Petiole
    b. Midrib
    c. Peduncle
    d. Vein

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