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Important Questions on Nutrition in Plants

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The exchange of gases in plants takes place through _____.
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The tiny openings in a leaf is called _____.
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Fill in the blank with the correct word from the given clue box.

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Carbohydrates do not contain _____.

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 Exchange of gases in leaves takes place through the _____.  
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The exchange of gases takes place through _____ in the leaves.
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Animals need _____ (oxygen/carbon dioxide) released by plants.
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Fill in the blank by choosing the most appropriate word from the box given below.

All animals, directly or indirectly, depend on _____ for food. (Herbivores/Carnivores/Plants)

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The structures in cells that contain chlorophyll are called _____.
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Choose the correct word from the bracket and fill in the blank.

(adults, leaves, birds, stomata, sense, kittens, snakes)

The plants breathe in through the _____ present in the leaves.

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Fill in the blank with the correct word from the given clue box.

oxygen nitrogen fungus inorganic aquatic

Most _____ plants have their stems green.

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Human beings and animals provide _____ gas to the plant. (carbon dioxide/carbon monoxide)
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Give an example for: A plant that cannot make its own food _____.
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The plant uses the energy of the _____ to prepare its food.
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Green plants are known as_____ or producers.
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Fill in the blank with the correct word from the given clue box.

oxygen nitrogen fungus inorganic aquatic

During photosynthesis, plants give out _____ gas. 

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Green plants make their food by the process of _____.
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Fill in the blank space with the right word.

Plants make the air clean by giving out _____ (Oxygen/ Nitrogen) gas.

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Can you name us?
We are given out by the leaves of a plant.
Oxygen and _____.

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Plants are the _____ of food. (consumers/ producers)
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Plants have _____ mode of nutrition. (Autotrophic/ Heterotrophic)