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Form 5 Biology

16 Organisation of Plant Tissues and Growth

16.1 Organisation of Plant Tissues Sample Lesson

16.1.1 Organisation of Plant Tissues (Q&A)

16.1.2 Organisation of Plant Tissues (T/F)

16.1.3 Organisation of plant tissues (MCQ)

16.2 Meristematic Tissues and Growth Sample Lesson

16.2.1 Meristematic Tissues and Growth (Q&A)

16.2.2 Meristematic Tissues and Growth (T/F)

16.2.3 Meristematic tissues and growth (MCQ)

16.3 Growth Curves Sample Lesson

16.3.1 Growth Curves (Q&A)

16.3.2 Growth Curves (T/F)

16.3.3 Growth curves (MCQ)

17 Leaf Structure and Function

17.1 Structure of a Leaf

17.1.1 Structure of a Leaf (Q&A)

17.1.2 Structure of a leaf (T/F)

17.1.3 Structure of a leaf – MCQ

17.2 Main Organ for Gaseous Exchange

17.2.1 Main organ for gaseous exchange (Q&A)

17.2.2 Main organ for gaseous exchange (T/F)

17.2.3 Main organ for gaseous exchange – MCQ

17.3 Main Organ for Transpiration

17.3.1 Main organ for transpiration (Q&A)

17.3.2 Main organ for transpiration (T/F)

17.3.3 Main organ for transpiration – MCQ

17.4 Main Organ for Photosynthesis

17.4.1 Main organ for photosynthesis (Q&A)

17.4.2 Main organ for photosynthesis (T/F)

17.4.3 Main organ for photosynthesis – MCQ

17.5 Compensation Point

17.5.1 Compensation point (Q&A)

17.5.2 Compensation point (T/F)

17.5.3 Compensation point (MCQ)

18 Nutrition in Plants

18.1 Main Inorganic Nutrients

18.1.1 Main inorganic nutrients (Q&A)

18.1.2 Main inorganic nutrients (T/F)

18.1.3 Main inorganic nutrients (MCQ)

18.2 Uptake of Water and Mineral Salts

18.2.1 Uptake of water and mineral salts (Q&A)

18.2.2 Uptake of water and mineral salts (T/F)

18.2.3 Uptake of water and mineral salts (MCQ)

18.3 Diversity in Plant Nutrition

18.3.1 Diversity in plant nutrition (Q&A)

18.3.2 Diversity in plant nutrition (T/F)

18.3.3 Diversity in plant nutrition (MCQ)

19 Transport in Plants

19.1 Vascular Tissues

19.1.1 Vascular tissues (Q&A)

19.1.2 Vascular tissues (T/F)

19.1.3 Vascular tissues (MCQ)

19.2 Transport of Water and Mineral Salts

19.2.1 Transport of water and mineral salts (Q&A)

19.2.2 Transport of water and mineral salts (T/F)

19.2.3 Transport of water and mineral salts (MCQ)

19.3 Translocation

19.3.1 Translocation (Q&A)

19.3.2 Translocation (T/F)

19.3.3 Translocation (MCQ)

19.4 Phytoremediation

19.4.1 Phytoremediation (Q&A)

19.4.2 Phytoremediation (T/F)

19.4.3 Phytoremediation (MCQ)

20 Responses in Plants

20.1 Plant Responses

20.1.1 Types of responses (Q&A)

20.1.2 Types of responses (T/F)

20.1.3 Types of repsonses (MCQ)

20.2 Phytohormones

20.2.1 Phytohormones (Q&A)

20.2.2 Phytohormones (T/F)

20.2.3 Phytohormones (MCQ)

20.3 Application of Phytohormones in Agriculture

20.3.1 Application of phytohormones in agriculture (Q&A)

20.3.2 Application of phytohormones in agriculture (T/F)

20.3.3 Application of phytohormones in agriculture (MCQ)

21 Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants

21.1 Structure of a flower

21.1.1 Structure of a flower (Q&A)

21.1.2 Structure of a flower (T/F)

21.1.3 Structure of a flower (MCQ)

21.2 Development of pollen grains and embryo sac

21.2.1 Development of pollen grains and embryo sac (Q&A)

21.2.2 Development of pollen grains and embryo sac (T/F)

21.2.3 Development of pollen grains and embryo sac (MCQ)

21.3 Pollination and fertilisation

21.3.1 Pollination and fertilization (Q&A)

21.3.2 Pollination and fertilization (T/F)

21.3.3 Pollination and Fertilisation (MCQ)

21.4 Development of seeds and fruits

21.4.1 Development of seeds and fruits (Q&A)

21.4.2 Development of seeds and fruits (T/F)

21.4.3 Development of seeds and fruits (MCQ)

21.5 Importance of seeds for survival

21.5.1 Importance of seeds for survival (Q&A)

21.5.2 importance of seeds for survival (T/F)

21.5.3 Importance of seeds for survival (MCQ)

22 Adaptations of Plants in Different Habitats

22.1 Types of Habitats

22.1.1 Types of habitats (Q&A)

22.1.2 Types of habitats (T/F)

22.1.3 Adaptations of plants in different habitats (MCQ)

22.2 Adaptive Features

22.2.1 Adaptive features (Q&A)

22.2.2 Adaptive features (T/F)

22.3.3 Specific adaptations (MCQ)

22.3 Specific Adaptations

22.3.1 Specific adaptations (Q&A)

22.3.2 Specific adaptations (T/F)

22.3.3 Specific Adaptation (MCQ)

23 Biodiversity

23.1 System of Classification and Naming of Organisms

23.1.1 System of classification and naming of organisms (Q&A)

23.1.2 System of classification and naming of organisms (T/F)

23.1.3 System of classification and naming of organisms (MCQ)

23.2 Biodiversity

23.2.1 Biodiversity (Q&A)

23.2.2 Biodiversity (T/F)

23.2.3 Biodiversity (MCQ)

23.3 Microorganisms and Viruses

23.3.1 Microorganisms and viruses (Q&A)

23.3.2 Microorganisms and viruses (T/F)

23.3.3 Microorganisms and viruses (MCQ)

24 Ecosystem

24.1 Community and Ecosystem

24.1.1 Community and ecosystem (Q&A)

24.1.2a Community and ecosystem (T/F)

24.1.2b Community and ecosystem (T/F)

24.1.3 Community and ecosystem (MCQ)

24.2 Ecological Pyramids

24.2.1 Ecological Pyramids (Q&A)

24.2.2 Ecological Pyramids (T/F)

24.2.3 Ecological Pyramids (MCQ)

24.3 Population Ecology

24.3.1 Population ecology (Q&A)

24.3.2 Population ecology (T/F)

24.3.3 Population ecology (MCQ)

25 Environmental Sustainability

25.1 Threats to the Environment

25.1.1 Threats to the environment (Q&A)

25.1.2 Threats to the environment (T/F)

25.1.3 Threats to the environment (MCQ)

25.2 Preservation, Conservation and Restoration of Ecosystems

25.2.1 Preservation, conservation and restoration of ecosystems (Q&A)

25.2.2 Preservation, conservation and reservation of ecosystems (T/F)

25.2.3 Preservation, conservation and restoration of ecosystems (MCQ)

25.3 Environmental Sustainability Practices

25.3.1 Environmental sustainability practices (Q&A)

25.3.2 Environmental sustainability practices (T/F)

25.3.3 Environmental sustainability practices (MCQ)

25.4 Green Technology

25.4.1 Green technology (Q&A)

25.4.2 Green technology (T/F)

25.4.3 Green Technology (MCQ)

26 Inheritance

26.1 Monohybrid Inheritance

26.1.1 Monohybrid inheritance (Q&A)

26.1.2 Monohybrid inheritance (T/F)

26.1.3 Monohybrid inheritance (MCQ)

26.2 Dihybrid Inheritance

26.2.1 Dihybrid inheritance (Q&A)

26.2.2 Dihybrid inheritance (T/F)

26.2.3 Dihybrid inheritance (MCQ)

26.3 Genes and Alleles

26.3.1 Genes and alleles (Q&A)

26.3.2 Genes and alleles (T/F)

26.3.3 Genes and alleles (MCQ)

26.4 Inheritance in Humans

26.4.1 Inheritance in humans (Q&A)

26.4.2 Inheritance in humans (T/F)

26.4.3 Inheritance in humans (MCQ)

27 Variation

27.1 Types and Factors of Variation

27.1.1 Types and factors of variation (Q&A)

27.1.2 Types and factors of variation (T/F)

27.1.3 Types and factors of variation (MCQ)

27.2 Variations in Humans

27.2.1 Variations in humans (Q&A)

27.2.2 Variations in humans (T/F)

27.2.3 Variations in humans (MCQ)

27.3.1 Mutation (Q&A)

27.3.2 Mutation (T/F)

27.3.3 Mutation (MCQ)

28 Genetic Technology

28.1 Genetic Engineering

28.1.1 Genetic engineering (Q&A)

28.1.2 Genetic engineering (T/F)

28.1.3 Genetic engineering (MCQ)

28.2 Biotechnology

28.2.1 Biotechnology (Q&A)

28.2.2a Biotechnology (T/F)

28.2.2b Biotechnology (T/F)

28.2.3 Biotechnology (MCQ)

16.3.3 Growth curves (MCQ)

Form 5 Biology
16.3 Growth Curves
16.3.3 Growth curves (MCQ)

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Which of the following is a feature of annual plants?
- Lives more than two years
- Flowers after a few years
- Completes life cycle within one season
- Bears fruit all year round
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Which of the following is an example of an annual plant?
- Corn
- Durian tree
- Rambutan tree
- Hibiscus plant
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What is the main difference between annual and biennial plants?
- Annual plants produce fruit twice a year
- Biennial plants live only for a few weeks
- Annual plants live for one season, while biennial plants live for two years
- Biennial plants flower all year
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What is meant by a biennial plant?
- Flowers all year round
- Completes its life cycle in two growing seasons
- Lives for less than one season
- Never flowers
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Which of the following is an example of a biennial plant?
- Sunflower
- Watermelon
- Carrot
- Chili plant
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In the first year, biennial plants usually show:
- Flowering and reproduction
- Energy storage and vegetative growth
- Maximum photosynthesis
- Fruit formation
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What is a key feature of perennial plants?
- Live for only two seasons
- Produce fruit only once in a lifetime
- Live for many years and can flower every year
- Do not produce flowers
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Which of the following is an example of a perennial plant?
- Chili plant
- Apple tree
- Spinach
- Sunflower
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Why are perennial plants important in agriculture?
- They need no water
- They grow and die quickly
- They provide long-term yield
- They need no fertiliser
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What happens to a plant during the initial stage of the growth curve?
- Active photosynthesis occurs
- Water is absorbed in large amounts
- Stored food is used for energy
- Vegetative reproduction occurs
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Why does the growth curve plateau after reaching its peak?
- Rapid nutrient absorption
- Plant maturity and resource depletion
- Seed germination
- Formation of new leaves
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Why can young plants grow even without light during early germination?
- Light is not important to plants
- Plants use energy from water
- Plants rely on stored food in the seed
- Plants absorb oxygen from the air
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What type of growth curve is typically seen in grass?
- Straight-line growth curve
- Sigmoid curve
- Exponential curve
- Concave curve
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Why can grass exhibit more than one sigmoid growth curve?
- Prolonged dormancy
- Regrows after being cut
- Does not perform photosynthesis
- Dies after fruiting once
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Which plant has a single sigmoid growth curve?
- Grass
- Legume plant
- Coconut tree
- Rice plant
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