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Which external condition(s) can influence the rate at which plants transpire?

a) Humidity

b) Light

c) Temperature

d) All of the above

Option d – All of the above

What are the roles of magnesium in plants?

i. Participates in DNA and RNA formation
ii. Activates Respiration and photosynthesis-related enzymes
iii. Present in the central ring of chlorophyll
iv. Aids cell wall creation during division

a) i and iv only

b) iii and iv only

c) i, ii, and iii

d) ii, iii, and iv

Option c – i, ii, and iii

The term for water vapor loss through leaf stomata is

a) Necrosis

b) Translocation

c) Imbibition

d) Transpiration

Option d – Transpiration

Evaluate the following:

(i) Nitrogenase enzyme is sensitive to oxygen and operates in aerobic conditions.
(ii) Legume root nodules possess leghemoglobin to protect nitrogenase from oxygen.

a) Only (i) is true

b) Only (ii) is true

c) Both (i) and (ii) are true

d) Both (i) and (ii) are false

Option b – Only (ii) is true

Identify the incorrect statement about plant water relations.

a) Active Transport uses energy to move substances against gradients

b) Water potential is determined by solute and pressure potential

c) Water potential represents water’s capacity to move

d) Turgor pressure occurs when cells are placed in hypertonic solutions

Option d – Turgor pressure occurs when cells are placed in hypertonic solutions

Which statement about osmosis is not accurate?

a) Water flows from lower to higher chemical potential

b) Osmosis involves movement across a selectively permeable membrane

c) It is a passive process driven by gradients

d) The rate and direction of osmosis depend on pressure and concentration

Option a – Water flows from lower to higher chemical potential

Chlorosis refers to

a) The same as tissue death

b) Yellowing of leaves due to chlorophyll loss

c) Localized death of plant tissue

d) All of the above

Option b – Yellowing of leaves due to chlorophyll loss

Which of the following is false regarding deficiency symptoms?

a) Magnesium and nitrogen deficiencies appear first in young leaves

b) Different elements cause different symptoms

c) Symptoms improve after supplying the missing nutrient

d) Deficiencies show up in new growth if the element is immobile

Option a – Magnesium and nitrogen deficiencies appear first in young leaves

Choose the incorrect feature of facilitated diffusion.

a) It requires no ATP

b) Involves carrier proteins

c) Utilizes protein channels like porins

d) Slower than simple diffusion

Option d – Slower than simple diffusion

What are the benefits of transpiration?

a) Maintains cellular turgidity and structure

b) Creates suction for water and mineral uptake

c) Helps in cooling plant surfaces

d) All of the above

Option d – All of the above

Which nutrient is essential for producing nucleotides?

a) Magnesium

b) Phosphorus

c) Potassium

d) Calcium

Option b – Phosphorus

An element is termed essential if

a) Its absence disrupts normal plant development and reproduction

b) Its deficiency can be fixed with another element

c) Its lack doesn’t affect the plant’s life cycle

d) All of the above

Option a – Its absence disrupts normal plant development and reproduction

Identify the incorrect statement about nutrient Transport.

a) Movement occurs through a specialized vascular system

b) Water and Minerals move unidirectionally; Organic nutrients move in multiple directions

c) Nutrients can be relocated from dying parts to growing ones

d) Sugars from leaves are distributed to all parts including storage tissues

Option b – Water and Minerals move unidirectionally; Organic nutrients move in multiple directions

In plants, calcium is necessary for

a) Keeping cells turgid

b) Building mitotic spindle during division

c) Maintaining ribosome integrity

d) Helping synthesize DNA, proteins, and hormones

Option b – Building mitotic spindle during division

What describes uphill Transport?

a) Passive movement

b) Transfer from low to high concentration

c) Transport through energy-driven pumps

d) Both b and c

Option d – Both b and c

Which micronutrient is a core component of cytochromes?

a) Iron

b) Manganese

c) Chlorine

d) Nickel

Option a – Iron

Select the correct interpretation:

Statement I: The substance that absorbs water is the imbibant.
Statement II: The liquid that is absorbed is called imbibate.

a) Only I is correct

b) Only II is correct

c) Both are correct

d) Both are incorrect

Option c – Both are correct

Which SET includes only micronutrients?

a) Molybdenum, nickel, boron

b) Copper, nitrogen, zinc

c) Phosphorus, nitrogen, boron

d) Nickel, zinc, sulfur

Option a – Molybdenum, nickel, boron

Which element is most abundant in plant tissues?

a) Copper

b) Chlorine

c) Manganese

d) Magnesium

Option d – Magnesium

Find the incorrect pair:

a) Cohesion – Attraction between water molecules

b) Surface tension – Liquid water has more cohesion than water vapor

c) Facilitated Transport – Occurs down the concentration gradient

d) Simple diffusion – Movement from low to high concentration

Option d – Simple diffusion – Movement from low to high concentration

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