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Fun in het Noorderplantsoen

Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands
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Biologie 18+ year
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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

Which flower grows from a bulb?
Tulip Rose Daisy Grass
Which tree has very large leaves?
Chestnut tree Pine tree Small tree Grass
Where does maize grow?
A handle A stone A stick A rope
Which fruit is yellow and long?
Banana Apple Cherry Grape
What colour do roses often have?
Red Black Grey Brown
Which plant grows very low to the ground?
Moss Tree Shrub Flower
Where do plants store their food?
In the roots In the air In a bag In water
Which plant has thorns?
Rose Daisy Grass Clover
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Where do plants make their food?
In their leaves In the kitchen In shop In their shoes
Where does a cactus like to live?
In the desert In the forest In the sea On the ice
Which flower is purple?
Pansy Sunflower Daisy Grass
Which plant has berries?
Blackberry Grass Pine tree Tulip
Where do roots grow?
Under the ground In the air On the moon In the water
Which flower is yellow and large?
Sunflower Rose Tulip Pansy
Which plant has white flowers?
Daisy Sunflower Grass Nettle
Where do water lilies grow?
In the water On a tree In the air In a house
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What is the name of the yellow powder in flowers?
Pollen Sand Sugar Flower
Which part of the plant absorbs water from the soil?
The roots The leaves The flowers The stem
What do you call plants growing between tiles?
Weeds Garden plants Flowers Trees
What do you call a plant that comes out every year?
Perennial plant Annual plant Summer plant Winter plant
Where do plants make their food?
In the leaves In the roots In flowers In the ground
Which part of the plant always grows towards the light?
The stem and leaves The roots The flowers alone No part
What is the thick trunk of a tree called?
Tribe Branch Carrot Sheet
What is the name of a young plant just emerging from a seed?
Germplant Mature plant Old plant Dead plant
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Which flower is the symbol of the Netherlands?
Tulip Rose Daffodil Hyacinth
What do you call plants that live in water?
Aquatic plants Salt plants Moist plants Swimming plants
Which tree has cone-shaped fruits?
Pine tree Apple tree Chestnut tree Walnut Tree
What do you call plants that eat meat?
Carnivorous plants Parasite plants Climbing plants Aquatic plants
Which plant rotates with the sun?
Sunflower Daisy Rose Tulip
Which tree loses its leaves in tiny needles?
Larch Den Spar Cedar
Where does a plant store its food for winter?
In roots, bulbs or tubers In the leaves In flowers In the stem
How long can an oak tree live?
More than 500 years About 50 years About 10 years About 100 years
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What is the scientific name for wind pollination?
Anemogamy Entomogamy Hydrogamy Zoology
What is the difference between seed plants and spore plants?
Seed plants have flowers, spore plants do not Seedlings are always bigger Sports plants are always poisonous Seedlings only grow in summer
What is a biennial plant?
A plant that takes two years to flower A plant that blooms twice a year A plant that only lives for two years A plant that flowers every two years
What is chlorophyll?
A green dye that captures light A kind of plant disease One type of plant food Part of the root
Which plant can live up to 3,000 years?
Baobab tree Oak Tree Sequoias Pine tree
Which plant can close its leaves when touched?
Herb-rock-me-not Venusflytrap Sailing Nettle
Which tree has needles growing in bunches?
Larch Spar Den Juniper
What substance gives carrots their orange colour?
Carotene Chlorophyll Tannin Anthocyanin
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What is heterosporia in plants?
Producing two different types of tracks Having different leaf shapes Growing on different substrates Flowering at different times
What is the pericarp of a fruit?
The pericarp developing from the ovary The seed within the fruit The stem of the fruit The outer protective layer of the seed
What adaptation helps xerophytes conserve water?
Thickened epidermis and smaller leaf area Large, thin leaves Many stomata Thin cuticle
What characteristic have hydrophytes developed for life in water?
Aerenchyme tissue for gas exchange Extra-thick cuticle Many stomata Very deep roots
Which plant group has double fertilisation as its unique characteristic?
Only angiosperms All seed plants Ferns and seed plants Nudes and angiosperms
What is a stomata?
An opening in the epidermis of leaves for gas exchange A type of carrot tuber A part of the flower A type of chloroplast
What is the role of mycorrhiza in plants?
Symbiotic relationship with fungi for better nutrient uptake Protection against insect pests Production of additional chlorophyll Cell wall reinforcement
What is the function of the endosperm in a seed?
Food supply for the developing germ Protection against dehydration Production of growth hormones Absorption of water from the soil
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Which plant hormone mainly regulates cell elongation?
Auxin Gibberellin Cytokinin Abscissic acid
Which plant group has ovules but no fruit?
Gymnosperms Angiosperms Pteridophytes Bryophytes
Which plant has the fastest growth rate in the world?
Bamboo (Bambusoideae) Eucalyptus Poplar (Populus) Willow (Salix)
What substance gives wood its strength and hardness?
Lignin Cellulose Pectin Hemicellulose
Which plant group was the first to develop true leaves?
Pteridophytes (ferns) Bryophytes (mosses) Gymnosperms Angiosperms
Which plant group has the most species?
Angiosperms (angiosperms) Insects Gymnosperms (nudibranchs) Pteridophytes (ferns)
What is nyctinasty?
Closing leaves or flowers at night Growing towards the light Response to touch Growth against gravity
Which plant group has heterospore reproduction?
Seed ferns (Selaginella) Common ferns (Polypodiaceae) Mosses (Bryophyta) Liverworts (Marchantiophyta)
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What is the difference between sympodial and monopodial growth?
Sympodial growth has side shoots that take over the main axis Sympodial growth occurs only above ground Sympodial growth is slower than monopodial growth Sympodial growth requires more nutrients
Which plant is also called 'living fossil' because of its primitive characteristics?
Ginkgo biloba Sequoia sempervirens Welwitschia mirabilis Cycas revoluta
Which plant cell has no nucleus in the adult form?
Sieve tube cell Shutter cell Mesophyll cell Collenchymal cell
What are heterophyllous leaves?
Different leaf shapes on the same plant Leaves with different colours Leaves changing shape seasonally Leaves with different functions
What is the primary function of mucilage in cacti?
Water retention Photosynthesis improvement Bestuvierslokking Temperature regulation
What is the main function of the endodermis in plant roots?
Selective permeability of substances Water storage Photosynthesis Mechanical support
What is the difference between homospore and heterospore ferns?
Homospore make one type of spore, heterospore two types Homospore do not have roots, heterospore do Homospore grow on land, heterospore in water Homospore are annual, heterospore are perennial
Which tree has the thickest trunk in the world?
Baobab (Adansonia) Sequoiadendron giganteum Eucalyptus regnans Tilia cordata
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