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- 1.According to the side picture here, what parts of a crown are there?
- A.
Leaves, branches, and roots
- B.
Leaves, branches, and trunk
- C.
Leaves, stem, and branches
- D.
Leaves, branches, and twigs
- 2.A tree consists of three main parts: the crown or canopy, trunk and roots. The crown or canopy is at the top of a tree. It filters dust and other particles from the air. It consists of leaves, branches and twigs. As you all know, the leaves are the food factories of a tree. They contain chlorophyll which helps photosynthesis process and gives green color to the leaves. What is the function of the crown?
- A.
To make the green color to the leaves
- B.
To filter dust and other particles from the air
- C.
To help the photosynthesis process and support crown
- D.
To carry food to the leaves and make the green color to the leaves
- 3.Where is the food of a tree produced?
- A.
Roots
- B.
Trunk
- C.
Leaves
- D.
Layers
- 4.What makes the green color to the leaves?
- A.
Chlorophyll
- B.
Photosynthesis
- C.
Particles from the air
- D.
Crown or Canopy of a tree
- 5.The trunk of a tree supports the crown and gives the tree its shape and strength. The trunk consists of some layers. The layers carry water and minerals up from the roots to the leaves and they carry sugar down from the leaves, branches, trunk and roots. Which of the following sentences is not the function of a layer?
- A.
It carries water and nutrients from the soil to the leaves
- B.
It carry sugar down from the leaves to the roots
- C.
It filters water and nutrients from the ground
- D.
It carries sugar down from the leaves, branches, trunk and to the roots
- 6.What is the aim of a trunk of a tree?
- A.
To carry sugar down from the leaves to branches and also roots for storing
- B.
To filter other nutrients from the soil before producing food
- C.
To carry water and minerals up from the roots
- D.
To support the crown or canopy
- 7.A tree’s roots absorb water and nutrients from the soil, store sugar and hold the tree upright in the ground. Roots also have a lot of branches. Some roots can go down more than four meters!How long can the roots go down into the ground?
- A.
Less than four meters
- B.
Four meters more
- C.
Just five meters
- D.
Two meters
- 8.Look at this picture carefully to answer the questions!What is this?
- A.
Branches
- B.
Canopy
- C.
Leaves
- D.
Trunk
- 9.A tree’s roots absorb water and nutrients from the soil, store sugar and hold the tree upright in the ground. Roots also have a lot of branches. Some roots can go down more than four meters!The function of the roots based on the text above is . . . .
- A.
To carry sugar and hold the tree upright in the ground
- B.
To absorb water and nutrients from the soil
- C.
To have a lot of branches in the ground
- D.
To deliver water and nutrients to the roots
- 10.Based on the text from number 1 to 9, we can conclude that there are three main parts of a tree. What are they?
- A.
Crown, Canopy and Roots
- B.
Crown, Trunk and Roots
- C.
Crown, Stem and Trunk
- D.
Crown, Trunk and Twigs
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