
Adaptations in Xerophytes & Hydrophytes
Quiz by Arjumand Hasan Nahdi
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- Q1Which of the following adaptations is most commonly found in xerophytes to reduce water loss?Large leaf surface areaThick cuticleFleshy stemsExtensive root system30s
- Q2What adaptation do hydrophytes commonly have to help them float on water?Small leavesAir-filled cavities in tissuesDeep rootsThick bark30s
- Q3Which of the following is NOT a common adaptation of xerophytes?Reduced leaf sizeWide stomataWater-storing tissuesSunken stomata30s
- Q4Which adaptation helps hydrophytes to efficiently absorb nutrients from water?Highly branched root systemsBroad leavesDeep taprootsThick cuticles30s
- Q5What type of leaf structure do many xerophytes have to minimize water loss?Reduced leaf surface areaSmooth leaf surfacesTranslucent leavesLarge, flat leaves30s
- Q6What is a common feature of xerophyte leaves to help conserve water?Broad, flat leavesSmall or needle-like leavesFeathery leavesBrightly colored leaves30s
- Q7Which of the following adaptations helps hydrophytes to maximize light absorption underwater?Extensive root hairsThin, transparent leavesDark-colored stemsThick, waxy leaves30s
- Q8Which of the following adaptations is characteristic of xerophytes?High water contentWide leavesReduced leaf surface areaLong stems30s
- Q9What is a common feature of xerophytes that helps reduce water loss?Stomata that open at nightLarge surface area leavesHigh transpiration ratesTranslucent petals30s
- Q10What adaptation allows hydrophytes to easily absorb nutrients from water?Wooden trunksHigh surface area rootsDeep taprootsThick root bark30s