Adhesion
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Q.
What is capillarity? Give some application of capillarity.
Q. Adhesion is one of the physical properties of water that refers to
- mutual attraction between water molecules
- attraction of water molecules to other substances
- strong affinity of water molecules in liquid phase
- repulsion between water molecules
Q.
The force of attraction between molecules of the different substances is known as _______.
Q. All of the following enhance water transport in terrestrial plants except
- hydrogen bonds linking water molecules
- evaporation of water from the leaves
- capillary action due to adhesion of water molecules to the walls of xylem
- K+ being transported out of the guard cells
Q.
The movement of water and dissolved minerals from the roots to the leaves is best explained by
Translocation
Cohesion-tension theory
Pressure-flow hypothesis
Tensile strength
Q. A twig kept in water having some salt remains fresh for longer period due to
- decrease in bacterial degradation
- exosmosis
- decrease in transpiration rate
- absorption of more water
Q. In Plants, water supply is due to_______
- osmosis
- imbibition
- guttation
- adhesion force
Q. Which of the following methods of transport is fastest?
- Diffusion
- Ascent of sap
- Phloem transport of organic food
- Cytoplasmic streaming
Q. In Plants, water supply is due to_______
- osmosis
- imbibition
- guttation
- adhesion force
Q. Which of the following events is more rapid?
- Suction of water and minerals due to transpiration pull.
- Cyclosis in cell cytoplasm.
- Sugar transport in phloem.
- Distribution of hormones from one part to another.
Q. Adhesion is the attraction of water molecules to some other surface.
- True
- False
Q.
What is the importance of tension that is created during transpiration?
Q.
Define the terms.
Cohesion and adhesion properties of water molecules
Q. Match List - I with List -II
List - IList - II(a)Cohesion(i)More attraction inliquid phase(b)Adhesion(ii)Mutual attractionamong water molecules(c)Surface tension(iii)Water loss in liquid phase(d)Guttation(iv)Attraction towards polar surfaces
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
List - IList - II(a)Cohesion(i)More attraction inliquid phase(b)Adhesion(ii)Mutual attractionamong water molecules(c)Surface tension(iii)Water loss in liquid phase(d)Guttation(iv)Attraction towards polar surfaces
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
- (a) : (iv) ; (b) : (iii) ; (c) : (ii) ; (d) : (i))
- (a) : (ii) ; (b) : (i) ; (c) : (iv) ; (d) : (iii))
- (a) : (iii) ; (b) : (i) ; (c) : (iv) ; (d) : (ii))
- (a) : (ii) ; (b) : (iv) ; (c) : (i) ; (d) : (iii))
Q. Which of these statements is true
- ABA opens stomata.
- ABA opens stomata while cytokinin closes stomata.
- ABA closes while cytokinin opens stomata.
- ABA and cytokinin do not affect stomata.
Q. Water from the soil enters into the root hairs on account of
- Turgor pressure
- Suction pressure or DPD
- Barometric pressure
- Osmotic pressure
Q. Arrange the root hair, cortical cell and mesophyll cell in ascending order on the basis of DPD
- Root hair < cortical cell < mesophyll
- Cortical cell < mesophyll < root hair
- Mesophyll < root hair < cortical cell
- Root hair < mesophyll < cortical cell
Q. All of the following enhance water transport in terrestrial plants except
- hydrogen bonds linking water molecules
- capillary action due to adhesion of water molecules to the walls of xylem
- evaporation of water from the leaves
- K+ being transported out of the guard cells
Q. A column of water within xylem vessels of tall trees does not break under its weight because of
- lignification of xylem vessels
- positive root pressure
- dissolved sugars in water
- tensile strength of water
Q. Adhesion is the attraction of water molecules to some other surface.
- True
- False