Olympiad Test: Food-Where Does It Come From - Class 6 MCQ

Chilly is a fruit that is used as a spice in cooking. Ginger and onion are spices but they are not fruits. They are underground stems.

Radish is a root part of the carrot plant.

Cauliflower and broccoli are flower parts of a plant that we eat.

Bees keep honey in their nest which is known as bee hive.

Goats give us both milk and meat.

Lizard eat insects. It is a carnivore.

Bee is a herbivore. It feeds on plant juices.

Sprouted pulses provide more proteins required by the body, whereas bread, rice and biscuits provide more carbohydrates

Carrot is an underground storage root.

Seeds of mustard are used for oil and spices while leaves are used as
vegetables.

Deer is a herbivore and crocodile is a carnivore.

Mango fruit can be eaten raw or ripe but the seed is not eaten.

We get oil from coconut, mustard and groundnut.

Rats are omnivores, but many prefer meat when they can get it. House and brown rats usually use humans as their primary food source. They will scavenge through trash or eat any food that is left unprotected.

Peepal is a producer because it is a tree and prepares its own food by the process of photosynthesis.

So cabbage is an underdeveloped compact leafy bud enclosing the growing stem tip. The internodes between leaves are small and they... Cabbage is morphologically the vegetative bud of the plant. It consists of the tip of growing stem with rounded, overlapping leaves. 

Animals which provide meat and eggs are called poultry birds.

Animals that eat flesh of dead animals are called scavengers. Vulture is a nature's scavenger.

In the given question mango and sugar are obtained from plants.

In the given venn diagram P represent carrot a plant part, Q represents honey that is obtained from both plant and animal source and R represents eggs that is an animal source.