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Plants, Animals and Habitats

Environmental Studies

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Overview

Plants and animals live in habitats suited to them; EVS builds observation of their features, needs and interdependence.

Key points

  • Plant parts: root, stem, leaf, flower, fruit, seed.
  • Plants need sunlight, water, air and soil to grow.
  • Animals can be grouped by food (herbivores, carnivores, omnivores) and habitat.
  • Adaptations help survival (camel in desert, fish with gills).
  • Habitats include forests, grasslands, deserts, mountains, ponds and oceans.
  • Plants and animals depend on each other (food, pollination, seed dispersal).

Explanation

  • School gardens allow observation of growth.
  • Children can record bird visits.
  • Respect for animals and plants builds empathy.
  • Local species make learning meaningful.
  • Habitat loss threatens wildlife.

Step by step

  1. Identify the concept, law or fact asked.
  2. Recall the definition, formula, example or year.
  3. Apply it and eliminate mismatched options.

Examples

  • A camel’s hump and wide feet → desert adaptations.
  • Bees visiting flowers → pollination (interdependence).
  • Growing a seed in a cup and recording daily → observation.

Traps and advanced points

  • Trap: Thinking plants don’t need air.
  • Trap: Mixing herbivores and omnivores.
  • Trap: Only textbook examples.

Quick revision

  • Plant parts and needs.
  • Animal groups by food.
  • Adaptations and habitats.

Practice MCQs

  1. Which part of a flower develops into the fruit?

    1. petal
    2. ovary
    3. anther
    4. sepal

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    Answer: (b) ovary. After fertilisation the ovary becomes the fruit and ovules become seeds.

  2. Green plants make their food by —

    1. respiration
    2. photosynthesis
    3. digestion
    4. transpiration

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    Answer: (b) photosynthesis. Using sunlight, water and carbon dioxide.

  3. A teacher wants to apply Plants correctly. Which action is most appropriate?

    1. Observe local plants and link roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits with functions.
    2. All plant parts perform exactly the same function.
    3. Plants is useful only for record keeping and has no effect on learning.
    4. Plants should be applied identically in every situation without checking learner needs.

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    Answer: (a) Observe local plants and link roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits with functions.. Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.

  4. Which statement about Plants is NOT appropriate?

    1. Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.
    2. All plant parts perform exactly the same function.
    3. Observe local plants and link roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits with functions.
    4. Plants should be interpreted according to its purpose and context.

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    Answer: (b) All plant parts perform exactly the same function.. The NOT-appropriate statement is: All plant parts perform exactly the same function.

  5. Choose the most defensible exam-ready conclusion about Plants.

    1. All plant parts perform exactly the same function.
    2. Plants is useful only for record keeping and has no effect on learning.
    3. Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.
    4. Plants should be applied identically in every situation without checking learner needs.

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    Answer: (c) Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.. Choose the most defensible exam-ready conclusion about Plants.: Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.

  6. During a laboratory exercise on Plants, students compare repeated observations. A teacher wants to apply Plants correctly. Which action is most appropriate?

    1. Observe local plants and link roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits with functions.
    2. All plant parts perform exactly the same function.
    3. Plants is useful only for record keeping and has no effect on learning.
    4. Plants should be applied identically in every situation without checking learner needs.

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    Answer: (a) Observe local plants and link roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits with functions.. Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.

  7. During a laboratory exercise on Plants, students compare repeated observations. which statement about Plants is NOT appropriate?

    1. Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.
    2. All plant parts perform exactly the same function.
    3. Observe local plants and link roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits with functions.
    4. Plants should be interpreted according to its purpose and context.

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    Answer: (b) All plant parts perform exactly the same function.. The NOT-appropriate statement is: All plant parts perform exactly the same function.

  8. During a laboratory exercise on Plants, students compare repeated observations. Choose the most defensible exam-ready conclusion about Plants.

    1. All plant parts perform exactly the same function.
    2. Plants is useful only for record keeping and has no effect on learning.
    3. Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.
    4. Plants should be applied identically in every situation without checking learner needs.

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    Answer: (c) Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.. During a laboratory exercise on Plants, students compare repeated observations. Choose the most defensible exam-ready conclusion about Plants.: Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.

  9. During a field investigation on Plants, students compare repeated observations. A teacher wants to apply Plants correctly. Which action is most appropriate?

    1. Observe local plants and link roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits with functions.
    2. All plant parts perform exactly the same function.
    3. Plants is useful only for record keeping and has no effect on learning.
    4. Plants should be applied identically in every situation without checking learner needs.

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    Show answer

    Answer: (a) Observe local plants and link roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits with functions.. Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.

  10. During a field investigation on Plants, students compare repeated observations. which statement about Plants is NOT appropriate?

    1. Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.
    2. All plant parts perform exactly the same function.
    3. Observe local plants and link roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits with functions.
    4. Plants should be interpreted according to its purpose and context.

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    Answer: (b) All plant parts perform exactly the same function.. The NOT-appropriate statement is: All plant parts perform exactly the same function.

  11. During a field investigation on Plants, students compare repeated observations. Choose the most defensible exam-ready conclusion about Plants.

    1. All plant parts perform exactly the same function.
    2. Plants is useful only for record keeping and has no effect on learning.
    3. Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.
    4. Plants should be applied identically in every situation without checking learner needs.

    Read chapter notes · Similar questions

    Show answer

    Answer: (c) Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.. During a field investigation on Plants, students compare repeated observations. Choose the most defensible exam-ready conclusion about Plants.: Plants need suitable light, water, air, nutrients and temperature, and different plant parts perform specialised functions.

  12. During a field investigation on Animals and Habitats, students compare repeated observations. A teacher wants to apply Animals and Habitats correctly. Which action is most appropriate?

    1. Every animal can survive equally well in every habitat.
    2. Compare two local animals and infer how body features support survival.
    3. Animals and Habitats is useful only for record keeping and has no effect on learning.
    4. Animals and Habitats should be applied identically in every situation without checking learner needs.

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    Answer: (b) Compare two local animals and infer how body features support survival.. Animals show adaptations related to habitat, food, movement and protection.

  13. Which statement about Animals and Habitats is NOT appropriate?

    1. Animals show adaptations related to habitat, food, movement and protection.
    2. Compare two local animals and infer how body features support survival.
    3. Every animal can survive equally well in every habitat.
    4. Animals and Habitats should be interpreted according to its purpose and context.

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    Answer: (c) Every animal can survive equally well in every habitat.. The NOT-appropriate statement is: Every animal can survive equally well in every habitat.

  14. During a field investigation on Animals and Habitats, students compare repeated observations. which statement about Animals and Habitats is NOT appropriate?

    1. Animals show adaptations related to habitat, food, movement and protection.
    2. Compare two local animals and infer how body features support survival.
    3. Every animal can survive equally well in every habitat.
    4. Animals and Habitats should be interpreted according to its purpose and context.

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    Answer: (c) Every animal can survive equally well in every habitat.. The NOT-appropriate statement is: Every animal can survive equally well in every habitat.

  15. A teacher wants to apply Animals and Habitats correctly. Which action is most appropriate?

    1. Every animal can survive equally well in every habitat.
    2. Compare two local animals and infer how body features support survival.
    3. Animals and Habitats is useful only for record keeping and has no effect on learning.
    4. Animals and Habitats should be applied identically in every situation without checking learner needs.

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    Answer: (b) Compare two local animals and infer how body features support survival.. Animals show adaptations related to habitat, food, movement and protection.

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