Secondary revision · Biology Form 2
Transport in Plants
Question 1 of 12
Grade: Form 2
Q1
What is the function of the xylem tissue in plants?
About this topic
This topic explores the transport system in flowering plants, including root and stem structures, vascular bundles, and the functions of xylem and phloem. Learners examine monocot and dicot differences through practical work. Aligned with the ECZ syllabus, it builds competence in plant biology and prepares students for exam questions on plant physiology and anatomy. Mastery supports agricultural awareness and scientific inquiry in the Zambian context.
What you'll practise (12 questions)
- Which part transports mineral salts and water?
- What are the numbered parts?
- Which labelled regions contain xylem vessels?
- Which of the following correctly identifies the parts of the plant?
- 15 Identify the parts numbered 1, 2, and 3.
- 15 Which of the following correctly identifies the parts of the plant?
- 9 What are the numbered parts?
- Which of these factors will cause the fastest movement of the air bubble in the direction shown?
- Which of the following factors will cause the slowest movement of the air bubble in the direction shown?
- What is the function of the xylem tissue in plants?
- What is the process by which plants lose water through their leaves?
- What is the function of the root hair cell?
Answer each question above to see the correct answer and a full explanation.