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Question-1
The oxygen molecule in glucose formed during photosynthesis comes from:
(A)
Water
(B)
Organic acids
(C)
CO
2
(D)
Atmosphere
Question-2
The small pores present on the surface of the leaves.
(A)
Stomata
(B)
Chlorophyll
(C)
Chloroplast
(D)
Mitochondria
Question-3
Sugar formed during photosynthesis combines with nitrogen. What is this product called as?
(A)
Starch
(B)
Cellulose
(C)
Amino acids
(D)
Vitamins
Question-4
After photosynthesis, hundreds of glucose molecules join together to from a long chain of molecule of X. What is X?
(A)
Amino acids
(B)
Cellulose
(C)
Starch
(D)
Vitamins
Question-5
Which of the following is correct?
(A)
Stomata are open in the day time and closed at night
(B)
Stomata are open at night and closed in the day time.
(C)
Stomata are always open
(D)
Stomata are always closed
Question-6
Why do plants need nitrate ions?
(A)
To make fatty acids
(B)
To make proteins
(C)
To make starch for storage
(D)
To make glucose
Question-7
What type of energy is needed for photosynthesis to happen?
(A)
Light
(B)
Heat
(C)
Electrical
(D)
Wind
Question-8
Small green structures present in the cytoplasm of the leaf cells.
(A)
Chlorophyll
(B)
Chloroplast
(C)
Chemoplast
(D)
Mitochondria
Question-9
A plant is showing stunted growth and yellowish leaves. This may be due to the deficiency of which of the following salts?
(A)
Phosphates
(B)
Nitrates
(C)
Potassium
(D)
Sodium
Question-10
Which of the statements is correct?
(A)
A rise in temperature will cause a decrease in the rate of photosynthesis
(B)
There are less stomata in the lower surface.
(C)
There are more chloroplasts in the lower cells.
(D)
The brighter the light, the faster will be the rate of photosynthesis.
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Cambridge Secondary Grade 9
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