modes of nutrition

1-The green stems and green branches can do ………………………

Because they contain ……………………………………….

• photosynthesis,

  chlorophyll

• respiration ,

  chlorophyll

• photosynthesis,

  stomata

• respiration, stomata

what is this structure?

• chloroplast

• stomata

• mitochondria

• vacuole

A plant or animal which lives on or inside another organism called host and derives food from it, is called ………………………

• rhizobium bacteria

• saprophyte

• parasite

• legumes

what is the type of cell?

• plant cell

• animal cell

• prokaryotic cell

• paramecium

…............ bacteria can can convert nitrogen gas of air into nitrogen compounds like nitrates.

• yeast

• penicillium

• rhizobium

• virus.

choose 2 parts which are present in plant cell but not in animal cell.

• vacuole,

  cell membrane.

• chloroplast , mitochondria

• cell membrane ,

  mitochondria

• cell wall , chloroplast

What is the process called when a plant or animal lives on or inside another organism and derives food from it?

• rhizobium bacteria

• saprophyte

• parasitism

• legumes

What is the main difference between a plant cell and an animal cell?

• Plant cell has a cell wall, while animal cell does not.

• Animal cell has chloroplast, while plant cell does not.

• Plant cell has a nucleus, while animal cell does not.

• Animal cell has a large central vacuole, while plant cell does not.

Which structure in a plant cell is responsible for the process of photosynthesis?

• Chloroplast

• Stomata

• Mitochondria

• Vacuole

What is the process called when a plant or animal lives on or inside another organism and derives food from it?

• parasitism

• autotrophy

• heterotrophy

• mutualism