Question

Learning disabilities in Mathematics can be assessed
most appropriately by which of the following tests?
Aptitude tests
MSUNG
&
Diagnostic tests
1
Screening tests
Achievement tests​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

1 Nutrition in Plants Nutrition in Plants

I

n Class VI you learnt that food is

essential for all living organisms.

You also learnt that carbohydrates,

proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals are

components of food. These components

of food are necessary for our body and

are called nutrients. nutrients

All living organisms require food.

Plants can make their food themselves

but animals including humans cannot.

They get it from plants or animals that

eat plants. Thus, humans and animals

are directly or indirectly dependent on

plants.

1.1 MODE OF NUTRITION IN PLANTS

Plants are the only organisms that can

prepare food for themselves by using

water, carbon dioxide and minerals. The

raw materials are present in their

surroundings.

The nutrients enable living

organisms to build their bodies, to grow,

to repair damaged parts of their bodies

and provide the energy to carry out life

processes. Nutrition is the Nutrition mode of

taking food by an organism and its

utilisation by the body. The mode of

nutrition in which organisms make food

themselves from simple substances is

called autotrophic autotrophic (auto = autotrophic self; trophos

= nourishment) nutrition. Therefore,

plants are called autotrophs. Animals autotrophs

and most other organisms take in ready

made food prepared by the plants. They

are called heterotrophs heterotrophs (heteros =

other).

Boojho wants to know

how plants prepare

their own food.

Now we may ask where the food

factories of plants are located: whether

food is made in all parts of a plant or

only in certain parts? How do plants

obtain the raw materials from the

surroundings? How do they transport

them to the food factories of the plants?

1.2 PHOTOSYNTHESIS — FOOD

MAKING PROCESS IN PLANTS

Leaves are the food factories of plants.

The synthesis of food in plants occurs

in leaves. Therefore, all the raw

materials must reach there. Water and

minerals present in the soil are absorbed

by the roots and transported to the

Paheli wants to know why

our body cannot make food

from carbon dioxide, water

and minerals like plants do.