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Question-1
The stem of one of the following plants can do photosynthesis. Which is that plant?
(A)
Mushroom
(B)
Croton
(C)
Cuscuta
(D)
Cactus
Question-2
Which of the following show symbiosis?
A. Alga and fungus
B. Alga and fish
C. Rhizobium and pea plant
D. Rhizobium and money plant
(A)
A and B
(B)
B and C
(C)
A and C
(D)
C and D
Question-3
Which of the following gas is given out during photosynthesis?
(A)
Nitrogen
(B)
Carbon dioxide
(C)
Oxygen
(D)
Water vapor
Question-4
The process of photosynthesis converts solar energy into:
(A)
Kinetic energy
(B)
Chemical energy
(C)
Potential energy
(D)
Nuclear energy
Question-5
Which of the following plants is an example for autotroph?
(A)
Mushroom
(B)
Yeast
(C)
Bread mould
(D)
Mimosa
Question-6
In a cactus plant, photosynthesis is performed by:
A. Spines B. Roots C. Leaves D. Stem
(A)
A and B
(B)
B and C
(C)
Only C
(D)
Only D
Question-7
Which part of a plant is called its food factory?
(A)
Stem
(B)
Roots
(C)
Branches
(D)
Leaves
Question-8
Which of the following can make its own food?
(A)
Giraffe
(B)
Goat
(C)
Grass
(D)
Gorilla
Question-9
The minute tubes which transport water and dissolved minerals from the roots to the leaves of a plant are called:
(A)
Xylem
(B)
Phloem
(C)
Epidermis
(D)
Stomata
Question-10
Which of the following are NOT present in an animal cell?
A. Mitochondria B. Cytoplasm C. Chloroplast D. Large vacuole
(A)
A and B
(B)
B and C
(C)
A and C
(D)
C and D
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 7
IGCSE
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