Question class V science
Worksheet 1
1. Draw a monocot and dicot seed and level them. Give one example of monocot and dicot
seed
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs):
1) What do most plants grow from?
a) Fruits b) Leaves c) Seeds d) Roots
2) What part of the plant becomes the fruit?
a) Leaf b) Flower c) Root d) Stem
3) The seed coat protects the seed from
a) Germination b) Heat c) Damage d) Water
4) A seed with two cotyledons is called
a) Monocot b) Germinating seed c) Dicot d) Fertile seed
5) What is the baby plant inside a seed called?
a) Cotyledon b) Root c) Embryo d) Bud
Worksheet 2
Fill in the Blanks:
Flowers grow into ______.→ fruits
Fruits contain ______ inside them.→ seeds
The hard covering of a seed is called the ______.→ seed coat
The ______ provides food to the baby plant.→ cotyledon
The baby plant inside the seed is called the ______.→ embryo
Seeds with one cotyledon are called ______ seeds.→ monocot
The seed coat becomes soft when the seed is ______.→ soaked
Germination needs air, water, and ______.→ warmth
Seeds need good ______ to grow well.→ soil
______ allows the seed to breathe.→ Air
Worksheet 3
Short Questions (One-word or One-sentence):
1. What part of the seed protects it?→ Seed coat
2. What part of the seed contains food?→ Cotyledon
3. What is the baby plant called?→ Embryo
4. What is needed for germination?→ Water, air, and warmth
5. Name one dicot seed.→ Kidney bean
6. Name one monocot seed.→ Corn
7. Which seed has wings?→ Maple
8. Name a seed dispersed by wind.→ Dandelion
9. What is step farming used for?→ Growing crops on hills
10. What is used to enrich soil?→ Manure
Worksheet 4
Matching Questions:
Column AColumn B
1. Cotyledon a) One cotyledon
2. Seed coat b) Two cotyledons
3. Embryo c) Protection
4. Dicot d) Baby plant
5. Monocot e) Food supply
Fill in the Blanks:
[Link] crops is called ______.→ irrigation
2.______ are used to keep birds away from fields.→ Scarecrows
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs):
What is the process of supplying water to crops called?a) Harvestingb) Sowingc) Irrigationd)
Transportation→ c) Irrigation
What protects crops from pests?a) Fencesb) Fertilizerc) Pesticidesd) Rain→ c) Pesticides
What is the first step in agriculture?
a) Irrigation
b) Sowing
c) Ploughing
d) Harvesting
→ c) Ploughing
Worksheet 5
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs):
1. What helps the baby plant break through the seed coat during germination?a) Lightb) Soilc)
Waterd) Fertilizer→ c) Water
2. What is the role of warmth in seed germination?a) Stops growthb) Cools the seedc) Activates
the seedd) Hardens the coat→ c) Activates the seed
3. Why do seeds need to be dispersed away from the parent plant?a) For funb) To compete for
spacec) To reduce struggle for resourcesd) To grow faster→ c) To reduce struggle for resources
4. Which farming practice protects crops from grazing animals?a) Sowingb) Irrigationc) Ploughing
d) Fencing→ d) Fencing
Fill in the Blanks:
1. Seeds with special features like wings or hairs are usually dispersed by ______.→ wind
2. The ______ inside the seed contains the future root and shoot.→ embryo
3. ______ farming is practiced where there is not enough flat land.→ Step
4. ______ crops must be transported quickly to avoid spoilage.→ Perishable
Short Questions:
1. What happens if seeds don’t get air during germination?→ They will not grow.
2. What protects the crop from birds?→ Scarecrow