Roots and It's Functions

Q.

Which of the following is not a function of the root system in a plant?

1. Holding plant upright

2. Absorbing sunlight

3. Absorbing water

4. Absorbing minerals

Q.

Find the odd one out.

1. Carrot

2. Potato

3. Ginger

4. Beetroot

5. Cabbage

Q. Which part of the plant helps to prevent soil erosion?

1. Stems
2. Leaves
3. Roots
4. Flowers

Q. Roots are mainly responsible for absorbing ____ and ____ for the plant.

1. water, nutrients
2. mud, oxygen
3. pollen, water
4. vitamins, carbon dioxide

Q.

What are root hairs?

Q. We can eat the roots of a radish plant as it ___________________ .

1. is rich in nutrients
2. has big and white roots
3. can be grown easily
4. grows under the ground

Q.

Give examples of food that are obtained from the following parts of the plant: Roots

Q.

Which of the following is not a function of the root system in a plant?

1. Holding plant upright

2. Absorbing minerals

3. Absorbing sunlight

4. Absorbing water

Q. ________ hold plants into the soil.

1. Leaves
2. Roots
3. Flowers
4. Stems

Q. We can eat the roots of a radish plant as it ___________________ .

1. is rich in nutrients
2. has big and white roots
3. can be grown easily
4. grows under the ground

Q. Identify A from the image shown below.

1. Root
2. Stem
3. Flower
4. Leaf

Q. Which part of the plant prevents soil erosion?

1. Roots
2. Leaves
3. Stem
4. Flowers

Q. Select the correct statements.

1. Roots absorb nutrients from the soil.
2. Stems absorb water from the ground.
3. Leaves absorb sunlight.
4. Stems provide support to a plant.

Q.

What are root hairs?

Q. Roots are mainly responsible for absorbing ____ and ____ for the plant.

1. mud, oxygen
2. water, nutrients
3. pollen, water
4. vitamins, carbon dioxide

Q. Roots which become green nd synthesize foods are called assimilatory roots?

Q. Leaves help plants stay upright.

1. True
2. False

Q. Plants store their food only in roots.

1. True
2. False