Question

Collect more information about the parts of a tree. Prepare a quiz for your classmates. 1 What is the outer part of the trunk called?2 What are stomates?3 What is phloem?4 What is the cambium?5 What do a tree's rings tell us?6 What is sapwood?7 What is heartwood?​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. bark

2.Stomates are tiny holes that control the amount of air that enters and leaves the tree.

3. phloem is the layer of cells that forms a pipeline to carry sugars from the leaves to the rest of the tree

4. The cambium is the growing part of the trunk.

5.  tree's rings can help us find the age of a tree

6. sapwood is the pipeline that carries water and nutrients from the roots up to the leaves

7. Heartwood is dead wood in the centre of the tree. It gives the tree its strength.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure, here's a quiz about the different parts of a tree:

Tree Parts Quiz

1. What is the outer part of the trunk called? a) Phloem b) Cambium c) Bark d) Heartwood

2. What are stomates? a) Tiny leaves found at the top of a tree b) Root structures that anchor the tree c) Small openings on leaves for gas exchange d) Layers of wood within the trunk

3. What is phloem? a) The innermost layer of bark b) The outermost layer of bark c) The part of a tree that carries water and minerals d) The part of a tree that carries sugars and nutrients

4. What is the cambium? a) The part of a tree responsible for photosynthesis b) The layer that separates the bark from the wood c) The region where new cells for growth are produced d) The central core of the tree

5. What do a tree's rings tell us? a) The tree's age b) The tree's species c) The tree's fruit-bearing potential d) The tree's resistance to disease

6. What is sapwood? a) The living, outermost layer of wood b) The non-living, innermost layer of wood c) The layer of a tree that produces fruit d) The part of the trunk that holds leaves

7. What is heartwood? a) The part of the trunk that pumps sap b) The living, outermost layer of wood c) The non-living, innermost layer of wood d) The layer of a tree that carries water and minerals

Answers:

1. c) Bark
2. c) Small openings on leaves for gas exchange
3. d) The part of a tree that carries sugars and nutrients
4. c) The region where new cells for growth are produced
5. a) The tree's age
6. a) The living, outermost layer of wood
7. c) The non-living, innermost layer of wood