Olympiad Test Level 2: Plants and Animals - Class 3 MCQ

Plants need water, minerals and carbon dioxide to prepare food. Water and minerals are absorbed from the soil through the roots.

These are three food and four carnivores in the food.

• The stem acts like a highway, transporting water and minerals absorbed by the roots to the leaves and other parts of the plant.
• It supports the plant, allowing it to stand upright and reach sunlight, which is essential for photosynthesis.
• Without a proper stem, plants would struggle to distribute nutrients effectively, affecting their growth and health.

• Germination is the process where a seed begins to grow and develops into a baby plant.
• It starts when the seed absorbs water, swelling and breaking its outer shell.
• Temperature and light also play vital roles in this process.
• As the seed germinates, it develops roots, stems, and leaves, establishing itself as a new plant.
• This is a crucial phase in a plant's life cycle, leading to growth and reproduction.

Correct Option is D.

Option (B)
Animals X and Y shown in the figure are of shark and rat respectively. Shark is a carnivore and rat is an omnivore. Similarly in option C clouded leopard is a carnivore and skunk is an omnivore. 

Weak stems have tendrils to climb on other supports.

Correct answer is A. Frog can live both in the water and on the land.

Aluminium foil and Grease block the pores of the leaves due to which exchange of gases is not possible. Even though they are covered, sunlight does not reach them, so leaves P and Q cannot make food.

New plants can reproduce by vegetative propagation.

Though mushrooms are plants, they are not green and cannot prepare food on their own. They get their food from dead and decaying matter.