Plant Diversity
Which number represents a mature gametophyte?
A) 1
B) 4
C) 5
D) 7
E) 10
What is 7(D)?
A nice smell of a plant is an adaptation that ____________.
A) Attracts pollinators to the plant.
B) Helps flowers grow faster.
C) Helps the plant keep water inside the leaves.
D) Pokes animals that try to eat the plant.
What is Attracts pollinators to the plant(A)?
Which groups would have the largest number of organisms?
A) Phylum
B) Class
C) Family
D) Order
What is Phylum(A)?
Grasses and wheat are two plant examples of Eudicots.
A) True
B) False
What is False(B)?
What is absorbed by plants by it's roots, and the transpiration takes place as water exits the __________?
A) Roots
B) Stem
C) Leaves
D) Branch
What is Leaves(C)?
Gymnosperms are different from the two extinct and extant ferns because they
A) Have sporophylls.
B) Have pollen.
C) Have macrophylls.
D) Have spores.
E) Are wood-like.
What is Have pollen(B)?
The plants that stores water in their stems or leaves are called _______
What is Succulents?
A unicellular organisms that are sometimes found in the hot springs are a part of the domain are called _________.
A) Eukarya
B) Eubacteria
C) Archaea
D) Protista
What is Archaea(C)?
_________ is the first leaf to appear from a developing seed.
A) Petal
B) Filament
C) Sepal
D) Cotyledon
What is Cotyledon(D)?
What are the tubes and support that transport the water and nutrients up, down and around in plants are called?
A) Reproductive System
B) Vascular System
C) Root System
D) Shoot System
What is Vascular System(B)?
In seed plants, which is the part of a pollen grain that has a function that's most like that of the seed coat?
A) Stigma
B) Female Gametophyte
C) Sporopollenin
D) Sporophyll
E) Sporangium
What is Sporopollenin(c)?
What is an adaptation?
A) Features that can help only animals survive.
B) A feature that helps a plant to grow.
C) Features that can help a living organism to walk.
D) Features that helps the living thing survive.
What is Features that helps the living thing survive(D)?
The method of grouping organisms into many categories that represent lines of the evolutionary descent is called
A) Taxonomy
B) Binomial nomenclature
C) Evolutionary classification
D) Cladistic analysis
What is Taxonomy(A)?
What is the eudicot characteristics in flowers?
A) Multiples of four or five
B) Two cotyledons
C) Vascular tissue in ring
D) Multiple of three
What is Multiples of four or five(A)?
Which correctly identifies the substance and direction is transported in the phloem?
A) Glucose, goes up and down the plant
B) Water, goes only upwards
C) Glucose, goes only upwards
D) Water, goes up and down the plant
What is Glucose, goes up and down the plant(A)?
All of the following cellular structures are functionally important in the cells of a gametophytes of both the
angiosperms and gymnosperms, EXCEPT...
A) Chloroplasts.
B) Peroxides.
C) Cell walls.
D) Haploid nuclei.
E) Mitochondria.
What is Chloroplasts(A)?
What is the type of vascular tissue is responsible for transporting sugars made in photosynthesis going from the leaves to the roots?
A) Xylem
B) Phloem
C) Cuticle
D) Stomata
What is Phloem(B)?
What does the kingdom protista contains?
A) Contains only a multi-celled organisms
B) Contains both single-celled and multi-celled organisms
C) Contains neither a single-celled nor multi-celled
D) Contains only a single-celled organisms
What is Contains both single-celled and multi-celled organisms(B)?
Flowers like a lily, barley, and orchids are all examples of Monocots.
A) True
B) False
What is True(A)?
Which statements are true for phloem? There are more than one answer.
A) Bi-directional movement
B) Occupy the center of the vascular bundle.
C) Elongated, tubular shape with thin walled sieve tubes.
D) Transportation of feed and nutrients.
E) Water and the mineral are transported from the roots to aerial parts of the plant.
What is Bi-directional movement(A), Elongated, tubular shape with thin walled sieve tubes(C), and Transportation of feed and nutrients(D).
Plants that has a dominant sporophyte are successful on land slightly because
A) They all disperse by means of seeds.
B) The eggs and sperm doesn't need to be produced.
C) Their gametophytes are completely enclosed within the sporophyte tissue.
D) The diploid plants experience less mutations than do haploid plants.
E) Having no stomata, they lose a lot less water.
What is Their gametophytes are completely enclosed within the sporophyte tissue(C)?
Some grasses can grow in the really hot and dry areas. Why would they grow deep roots?
A) So it can spread seeds to new places
B) So it can take in as much light as possible
C) To be able to protect the plant from sun damage
D) To be able to reach the water down below
What is To be able to reach the water down below(D)?
A group of similar organisms that have the capacity to be able to produce fertile offspring is called ________.
What is Species?
The results in height and the branching
found in the apical meristems and other primary meristems are called ___________.
A) Primary Tissues
B) Secondary Growth
C) Primary Growth
D) Secondary Tissues
What is Primary Growth(C)?
Which of the following statements are true for the xylem? There are more than one answer.
A) Elongated, the tubular shape with the thin walled sieve tubes.
B) A tubular shape with no cross walls.
C) Water and the mineral are transported from roots to the aerial parts of the plant.
D) Transportation of food and nutrients.
E) Occupies the center of the vascular bundle.
What is A tubular shape with no cross walls(B), Water and the mineral are transported from roots to the aerial parts of the plant(C), and Occupies the center of the vascular bundle(E)?