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Quiz on concept 1.1 from lesson 1 to 3

A vibrant illustration of various plants undergoing photosynthesis with soil, water, and sunlight, showcasing their growth and nutrients absorption in a hydroponic system.

Exploring Plant Growth and Nutrition

Welcome to the "Exploring Plant Growth and Nutrition" quiz! Test your knowledge on essential concepts related to how plants grow, make their food, and thrive in their environments.

In this quiz, you'll learn about:

The process of photosynthesis
The importance of soil and nutrients
Hydroponic systems
Plant anatomy and functions

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by GrowingLeaf42

Plants make their food by a process known as…..

Respiration

Absorption

Digestion

Photosynthesis

Soil isn’t a basic need for plant growth

True

False

The presence of soil is necessary for seeds in their initial growth

True

False

Hydroponic system should be full of…. and …… to help the plant grow

Water- oil

Water- minerals

Sunlight- water

Sand - water

�……. Can make their own food

Plants only

Animals only

Plants and some animals

Humans only

�………. Help the plant’s leaves to get water and nutrients from the soil

Roots only

Roots and xylem

Xylem and stomata

Xylem only

Stomata allow water to move into and out of the plant

True

False

Water and nutrients move up the plant’s stem through vessels known as …….

Roots

Stomata

Xylem

No correct answer

�……… means that the plant sprouts and begins to grow from a seed

Photosynthesis process

Hydroponic system

Germination

Plants have unique structures that help them make their own food using sunlight

True

False

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