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# Question & Answer
3826
What are the five kingdoms of Whittaker’s classification? - Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, Animalia.
3827
What do we call leaf modifications that catch insects in plants like Venus flytrap? - Insectivorous leaves.
3828
Which stem modification stores water in cactus? - A succulent stem.
3829
Which part of a plant often stores food (like carrot or beetroot)? - The root.
3830
Why do flowering plants show so much variety? - Because of diverse adaptations in roots, stems, leaves, and flowers.
3831
What structure on leaves helps exchange gases? - Stomata.
3832
Why do leaves have veins? - To transport water and food.
3833
What pigment gives leaves their green colour? - Chlorophyll.
3834
Which plant part performs photosynthesis? - The leaf.
3835
Which part of the plant carries water, food, and supports branches? - The stem.
3836
Why are roots important for plants? - They absorb water and minerals.
3837
What part of the plant anchors it to the soil? - The root.
3838
Which animals have four-chambered hearts? - Birds and mammals.
3839
Which animals have three-chambered hearts (mostly)? - Amphibians.
3840
Why do reptiles prefer warmer climates? - Because they are cold-blooded.
3841
Which class includes animals that give birth to young ones and have mammary glands? - Mammals.
3842
Which class of animals is warm-blooded, lays eggs, and has feathers? - Birds (Aves).
3843
Which class of vertebrates lays eggs in water and lives both on land and in water? - Amphibians.
3844
Which group contains starfish and sea urchins? - Echinodermata.
3845
Which phylum includes soft-bodied animals like snails? - Mollusca.
3846
Which group includes animals with a backbone? - Vertebrates.
3847
Which group includes organisms with jointed legs? - Arthropods.
3848
Why are animals classified as heterotrophs? - Because they depend on others for food.
3849
Which kingdom includes animals like insects, birds, and mammals? - Animalia.
3850
Why can plants make their own food? - Because they contain chlorophyll.