oly class-2 evs set-6 – The Smart Visions

Created on November 09, 2024

Olympiad Class 2 EVS Plants Around Us

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Which part of a plant often stores extra food in the form of sugar?

A) All of these

B) Leaves

C) Flowers

D) Roots

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Which of the following is a non-flowering

plant that reproduces through spores?

A) Tulip

B) Fern

C) Sunflower

D) Rose

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Which of the following plants is often grown for its colorful and fragrant flowers?

A) Rose

B) Onion

C) Carrot

D) Potato

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Which part of a plant helps in the process of transportation by releasing excess water vapor into the air?

A) Leaves

B) Roots

C) Stem

D) Flowers

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Which of the following is a plant that is
commonly grown for its aromatic flowers?

A) Lily

B) Potato

C) Onion

D) Carrot

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Which part of a plant helps in the process of photosynthesis by capturing sunlight?

A) Flowers

B) Stem

C) Roots

D) Leaves

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What is the process by which plants make

their own food using sunlight?

A) Photosynthesis

B) Respiration

C) Germination

D) Transpiration

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What is the term for the tiny openings on the surface of leaves through which plants exchange gases?

A) Stomata

B) Vessels

C) Pores

D) Hairs

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What is the term for the tiny openings on the surface of leaves through which plants

exchange gases?

A) Pores

B) Hairs

C) Vessels

D) Stomata

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What is the primary function of flowers in a

plant?

A) Absorbing sunlight

B) Attracting pollinators for reproduction

C) Producing oxygen

D) Storing water

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What is the process by which plants release
oxygen into the air?

A) Photosynthesis

B) Transpiration

C) Respiration

D) Germination

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What part of a plant absorbs water and

nutrients from the soil?

A) Leaves

B) Flowers

C) Stem

D) Roots

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What is the name of the process where

plants release carbon dioxide into the air?

A) Respiration

B) Germination

C) Photosynthesis

D) Transpiration

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What is the process by which seeds sprout

and grow into new plants?

A) Respiration

B) Germination

C) Transpiration

D) Pollination

15 / 25

The beautiful part of a plant that produces

fruit in it, is the _____.

A) Root

B) Leaf

C) Flower

D) Stem

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What is the primary role of the roots in a

plant?

A) Attracting pollinators

B) Anchoring the plant and absorbing water and nutrients

C) Producing seeds

D) Capturing sunlight

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Which of the following plants is often grown for its aromatic leaves and is used as a spice in cooking?

A) Potato

B) Mint

C) Onion

D) Carrot

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Which part of a plant is responsible for

protecting the developing seeds?

A) Flowers

B) Leaves

C) Roots

D) Fruit

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What is the term for the process of
transferring pollen from the male part of a
flower to the female part for reproduction?

A) Transpiration

B) Germination

C) Pollination

D) Respiration

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Which of these is a creeper :

A) Coriander

B) Pumpkin plant

C) Cactus

D) Money plant

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Which of the following is a flowering plant

that is commonly known for its fruits?

A) Rose

B) Fern

C) Tomato

D) Cactus

22 / 25

Which part of a plant often stores food and

nutrients for the plant's growth?

A) Flowers

B) Leaves

C) Stem

D) Roots

23 / 25

Which part of a plant anchors it in the soil
and absorbs water and nutrients?

A) Flowers

B) Stem

C) Leaves

D) Roots

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What is the primary function of the stem in a plant?

A) Attracting pollinators

B) Absorbing water

C) Producing seeds

D) Supporting the plant and transporting water and nutrients

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What is the outer covering of a seed called?

A) Seed coat

B) Skin

C) Husk

D) Peel

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