Nidhi Bajaj Anand and Deepti Srivastava Solutions for Exercise 2: Checkpoint
Nidhi Bajaj Anand Science Solutions for Exercise - Nidhi Bajaj Anand and Deepti Srivastava Solutions for Exercise 2: Checkpoint
Attempt the free practice questions from Exercise 2: Checkpoint with hints and solutions to strengthen your understanding. Science Voyage 5. solutions are prepared by Experienced Embibe Experts.
Questions from Nidhi Bajaj Anand and Deepti Srivastava Solutions for Exercise 2: Checkpoint with Hints & Solutions
Who am I? Unjumble the letters to find the answer:
I am a seed.
Three letters in my name. Take two away.
Still, I sound quite the same. (APE)
Who am I? You may unjumble the letters to find the answer.
I am a fruit,
Sweet inside.
I appear red,
You can see my seeds from outside. (WBESRARRTY)
Who am I? You may unjumble the letters to find the answer.
I am a fruit.
Small and juicy.
I grow as a vine,
Usually In bunches or more than nine. (EGSARP)
Who am I? You may unjumble the letters to find the answer.
I am a root vegetable,I can be red, white or green.
I can make you cry a lot,
Though I do not mean. (NOOIN)
Correct and rewrite the following statement.
Seeds with two seed coats are called monocot seeds.
Correct and rewrite the following statement.
Some seeds do not require water for germination. They can grow into plants in the presence of air and warmth.
Correct and rewrite the following statement.
Dicot seeds do not have roots
Correct and rewrite the following statement.
The part of the seed that gives rise to root system is called plumule.
