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Class VII >> Science >> Plant Nutrition >> A1

Q1	Which one of the following is NOT a Saprophyte?
A	Mushroom
B	Coral roots
C	Wheat Rust
D	Indian Pipe

Q2	Those animals which eat plants only as their food are called ___________.
A	Omnivores
B	Carnivores
C	Herbivores
D	Decomposers

Q3	Which of the following is NOT a Leguminous plant?
A	Pea
B	Potato
C	Gram
D	Beans

Q4	Some organisms live together and share shelter and nutrients. This is called _____________.
A	Predation
B	Symbiotic Relationship
C	Autotrophy
D	Heterotrophy

Q5	___________ gas is released by the plants in the process of Photosynthesis.
A	Oxygen
B	Carbon dioxide
C	Nitrogen
D	Hydrogen

Q6	Name the mode of nutrition in which organisms make food themselves from simple substances.
A	Autotrophic Nutrition
B	Heterotrophic Nutrition
C	Saprophytic Nutrition
D	Parasitic Nutrition

Q7	The food components that are necessary for our body are collectively called ___________.
A	Fats
B	Pulses
C	Nutrients
D	Vitamins

Q8	Which one of the following is a carnivorous plant?
A	Rose
B	Marigold
C	Cuscuta
D	Drosera

Q9	Organisms that live inside and derive food from others are called _____________.
A	Parasites
B	Autotrophs
C	Host
D	Carnivores

Q10	___________ is the smallest unit of life.
A	Atom
B	Cell
C	Tissue
D	Molecule

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