CURIOUSITY QUIZ: NUTRITION IN PLANTS

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Test Your knowledge on 'Nutrition in Plants' prepared exclusively according to the NCERT science curriculum for Class-7 . Attempt all the questions by clicking on the right option. Submit the completed Form by clicking the 'Submit' button at the end of the Form. Get your Score and the correct Answer by clicking the 'View score' button. Good Luck!

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Plants are capable of preparing their own foods. Therefore, plants are called :

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Alimentary canal only

Secretory glands only

Autotrophs

None of the above

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The tiny pores present in the leaves of the plants for exchange of gases are called Stomata. What regulates the closing and opening of stomatal pores ?

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Esophagus

Guard Cells

Stomach

Small Intestine

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Plants cannot absorb Nitrogen directly from the air. Soil has certain micro-organisms that convert gaseous Nitrogen into usable forms and release into the soil. These are absorbed by the roots of the plants along with water for nutrition. What kind of micro-organisms present in the soil carry out this process ?

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It is produced by the Gall bladder and stored in the Liver.

It is produced by the Liver and stored in the Liver.

Bacteria

It is produced by the Gall Bladder and stored in the Gall bladder.

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What is the the class of plants that have symbiotic Nitrogen fixing bacteria in its root nodules called ?

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The stomach also secrets a base to neutralize the acidity

The stomach also secrets an enzyme to neutralize the acidity

The inner walls of the stomach are protected by an alkali lining.

Leguminous family

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In which form, simple sugars or glucose produced by the photosynthesis of plants ae stored ?

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Glucose

Option 2

Starch

Disaccharides

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What test is generally prescribed to detect the presence of Starch in the leaves indicating photosynthesis ?

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Dr. John M Brown

Alexis St. Martin

Dr. David Adams

Iodine test

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What are the end products of Carbohydrates, Fats and Proteins present in our food after broken down to simpler forms by the process of digestion ?

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Amino acids; Glucose; Fatty acids and Glycerol; ( respectively)

Fatty acids and Glycerol; Glucose; Amino acids ( respectively)

Glucose; Fatty acids and Glycerol; Amino acids ( respectively)

Amino acids; Fatty acids and Glycerol; Glucose ( respectively)

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What type of food should be avoided for preventing tooth decay for a healthy teeth ?

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Fish and Meat

Fatty foods

Sticky and sugary foods

Fibrous foods

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A large cream coloured gland located just below the stomach that secretes enzymes to break down sugars, fats, and starches:

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Liver

Gall Bladder

Pancreas

Thyroid

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The finger like projections present in the inner walls of the small intestine called Villi are highly efficient in absorption of nutrients into the blood stream because of their :

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Specially absorption tissues

Decreased surface area

Increased surface area

Finger like shapes

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Which part of the alimentary canal does absorb water from the food into the blood stream?

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Small intestine

Large intestine

Stomach

Esophagus

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The grass eating animals like cows, buffaloes quickly swallow the grass and store it in a part of the stomach called:

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Large Intestine

Esophagus

Rumen

Small Intestine

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What are the role of the finger like projections called pseudopodium ( false feet) in Amoeba:

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It helps in locomotion

It helps in capturing food

It helps both in locomotion and capturing of food

It helps in the removal of excess water from the cell.

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An enzyme present in saliva and is responsible for breaking down starch into simple sugars such as dextrin and maltose (which are further broken down in the intestine) is called:

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Maltase

Salivary Amylase ( Ptyalin)

Lactase

Sucrase

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It is a sac located under the liver that stores and concentrates the bile juice produced in the liver.:

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Pancreas

Duodenum

Gall Bladder

Jejunum

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This is the first part of the Small Intestine that receives bile juice from the Gall Bladder for digesting fats present in the food :

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Pancreas

Duodenum

Ileum

Jejunum

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