Quiz Questions (40 questions)
Question 1
A farmer observes that arrowroot leaves grow flat on the water surface.
Which leaf adaptation helps them absorb more sunlight?
Question 2
A farmer observes that arrowroot leaves grow flat on the water surface. Which leaf adaptation helps them absorb more sunlight? (1 mark)
Question 3
A farmer observes that arrowroot leaves grow flat on the water surface. Which leaf adaptation helps them absorb more sunlight? (1 mark)
Question 4
A gardener notices that passion fruit vines grown in partial shade have leaves that grow larger and thinner compared to those in direct sunlight.
What adaptation is occurring and why?
Question 5
A gardener notices that passion fruit vines grown in partial shade have leaves that grow larger and thinner compared to those in direct sunlight. What adaptation is occurring and why? (1 mark)
Question 6
A gardener notices that passion fruit vines grown in partial shade have leaves that grow larger and thinner compared to those in direct sunlight. What adaptation is occurring and why? (1 mark)
Question 7
A gardener notices that passion fruit vines grown in partial shade have leaves that grow larger and thinner compared to those in direct sunlight. What adaptation is occurring and why? (1 mark)
Question 8
A Grade 8 pupil places a leaf under sunlight and observes bubble formation under water.
Which adaptation of the leaf explains this observation?
Question 9
A Grade 8 pupil places a leaf under sunlight and observes bubble formation under water. Which adaptation of the leaf explains this observation? (1 mark)
Question 10
A Grade 8 pupil places a leaf under sunlight and observes bubble formation under water. Which adaptation of the leaf explains this observation? (1 mark)
Question 11
A Grade 8 pupil places a leaf under sunlight and observes bubble formation under water. Which adaptation of the leaf explains this observation? (1 mark)
Question 12
A teacher challenges students to explain why certain shrubs in hot regions have tough, leathery leaves with sunken stomata.
What is the benefit of this adaptation in relation to photosynthesis?
Question 13
A teacher challenges students to explain why certain shrubs in hot regions have tough, leathery leaves with sunken stomata. What is the benefit of this adaptation in relation to photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 14
A teacher challenges students to explain why certain shrubs in hot regions have tough, leathery leaves with sunken stomata. What is the benefit of this adaptation in relation to photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 15
A teacher challenges students to explain why certain shrubs in hot regions have tough, leathery leaves with sunken stomata. What is the benefit of this adaptation in relation to photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 16
In hot areas like Garissa, some plants have leaves with fewer stomata and a thick waxy coating.
What is the advantage of these adaptations for photosynthesis?
Question 17
In hot areas like Garissa, some plants have leaves with fewer stomata and a thick waxy coating. What is the advantage of these adaptations for photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 18
In hot areas like Garissa, some plants have leaves with fewer stomata and a thick waxy coating. What is the advantage of these adaptations for photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 19
In hot areas like Garissa, some plants have leaves with fewer stomata and a thick waxy coating. What is the advantage of these adaptations for photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 20
Mary planted sukuma wiki (kale) in a shaded part of her compound. The leaves grew large, broad, and thin.
Which adaptation is helping the plant maximize photosynthesis in low light?
Question 21
Mary planted sukuma wiki (kale) in a shaded part of her compound. The leaves grew large, broad, and thin as shown below.
Which adaptation is helping the plant maximize photosynthesis in low light? (1 mark)
Question 22
Mary planted sukuma wiki (kale) in a shaded part of her compound. The leaves grew large, broad, and thin as shown below.
Which adaptation is helping the plant maximize photosynthesis in low light? (1 mark)
Question 23
Mary planted sukuma wiki (kale) in a shaded part of her compound. The leaves grew large, broad, and thin as shown below. Which adaptation is helping the plant maximize photosynthesis in low light? (1 mark)
Question 24
Students observe that papyrus plants growing in swamps have leaves that spread flat across the water surface.
Which adaptation of these leaves supports photosynthesis in that environment?
Question 25
Students observe that papyrus plants growing in swamps have leaves that spread flat across the water surface. Which adaptation of these leaves supports photosynthesis in that environment? (1 mark)
Question 26
Students observe that papyrus plants growing in swamps have leaves that spread flat across the water surface. Which adaptation of these leaves supports photosynthesis in that environment? (1 mark)
Question 27
Students observe that papyrus plants growing in swamps have leaves that spread flat across the water surface. Which adaptation of these leaves supports photosynthesis in that environment? (1 mark)
Question 28
In a controlled experiment, two identical plants are grown—one with leaves coated in clear oil and one without. The oiled leaves show lower starch production after sunlight exposure.
Which leaf adaptation was blocked in the oiled plant, leading to this result?
Question 29
In a controlled experiment, two identical plants are grown—one with leaves coated in clear oil and one without. The oiled leaves show lower starch production after sunlight exposure. Which leaf adaptation was blocked in the oiled plant, leading to this result? (1 mark)
Question 30
In a controlled experiment, two identical plants are grown—one with leaves coated in clear oil and one without. The oiled leaves show lower starch production after sunlight exposure. Which leaf adaptation was blocked in the oiled plant, leading to this result? (1 mark)
Question 31
In a controlled experiment, two identical plants are grown—one with leaves coated in clear oil and one without. The oiled leaves show lower starch production after sunlight exposure. Which leaf adaptation was blocked in the oiled plant, leading to this result? (1 mark)
Question 32
In a school lab experiment, students use the leaf structure diagram to identify where carbon dioxide enters.
Which part of the diagram shows the adaptation for gas exchange during photosynthesis?
Question 33
In a school lab experiment, students use the leaf structure diagram to identify where carbon dioxide enters.
Which part of the diagram shows the adaptation for gas exchange during photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 34
In a school lab experiment, students use the leaf structure diagram to identify where carbon dioxide enters.
Which part of the diagram shows the adaptation for gas exchange during photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 35
In a school lab experiment, students use the leaf structure diagram to identify where carbon dioxide enters.
Which part of the diagram shows the adaptation for gas exchange during photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 36
In a school lab experiment, students use the leaf structure diagram to identify where carbon dioxide enters. Which part of the diagram shows the adaptation for gas exchange during photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 37
While observing a leaf diagram, a student points to the underside where tiny openings are visible under magnification.
What real-life role do these openings play in helping the plant adapt to its environment during photosynthesis?
Question 38
While observing a leaf diagram, a student points to the underside where tiny openings are visible under magnification.
What real-life role do these openings play in helping the plant adapt to its environment during photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 39
While observing a leaf diagram, a student points to the underside where tiny openings are visible under magnification.
What real-life role do these openings play in helping the plant adapt to its environment during photosynthesis? (1 mark)
Question 40
While observing a leaf diagram, a student points to the underside where tiny openings are visible under magnification. What real-life role do these openings play in helping the plant adapt to its environment during photosynthesis? (1 mark)
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