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Response in Plants

Biologi Tingkatan 5 · Tindak Balas dalam Tumbuhan

Response in Plants is part of the Form 5 Biology syllabus. Practice the MCQs here to sharpen your exam technique — each question comes with a worked explanation.

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  1. Question 1

    What type of response is shown by the stem of a plant when exposed to light from one direction?
    • APositive phototropism
    • BNegative phototropism
    • CPositive geotropism
    • DHydrotropism

    Answer: A. Positive phototropism

    The stem grows towards light (positive phototropism) to maximise photosynthesis.
  2. Question 2

    Which hormone is responsible for phototropism in plants?
    • AGibberellin
    • BAuxin
    • CCytokinin
    • DAbscisic acid

    Answer: B. Auxin

    Auxin is produced at the tip of the shoot and moves to the shaded side, stimulating cell elongation.
  3. Question 3

    What is the response of roots to gravity?
    • APositive geotropism (grow downwards)
    • BNegative geotropism (grow upwards)
    • CPositive phototropism
    • DNegative hydrotropism

    Answer: A. Positive geotropism (grow downwards)

    Roots grow towards gravity (positive geotropism) to absorb water and minerals.
  4. Question 4

    Why do tendrils of plants like passionfruit wrap around a stick?
    • APhototropism
    • BGeotropism
    • CThigmonasty
    • DThigmotropism

    Answer: D. Thigmotropism

    Thigmotropism is a directional response to touch; tendrils wrap around support.
  5. Question 5

    What is the response of roots to high soil moisture?
    • APositive hydrotropism
    • BNegative hydrotropism
    • CPositive geotropism
    • DNegative phototropism

    Answer: A. Positive hydrotropism

    Roots grow towards areas of high moisture to obtain water.

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