Roots/Stems/Leaves
Name 2 Fruits
Apple
Grapes
Oranges
Strawberries
Food - making process in plants that uses sunlight
A. heterotroph C. xylem
B. autotroph D. photosynthesis
D. photosynthesis
True or False
The reproductive organs in a flower are the stamens and pistils.
True
A mature ovary and its seeds is called
A. an embryo C. a tuber
B. a fruit D. a bulb
B. a fruit
How many days in a week?
7
The outer protective layer of a leaf is called the
A. mesophyll C. embryo
B. epidermis D. stoma
B. epidermis
12
What month is Halloween?
October
True or False
The outer protective covering of a seed is the seed jacket.
False
Seed Coat
All trees have
A. herbaceous stems C. woody stems
B. tubers D. taproots
C. woody stems
Water and minerals are carried up from the roots of a plant by
A. phloem C. hilum
B. xylem D. mesophyll
B. xylem
True or False
The chemical pigment needed for photosynthesis to take place is chlorophyll.
True
Flowers are organs of
A. sexual reproduction C. respiration
B. transport D. pollination
A. sexual reproduction
How many hours in a day?
24
All of the following are jobs of the roots except
A. anchor the plant C. take in water
B. make food D. store food
B. make food
A taproot system is made up of
A. many thin roots C. one large root
B. many large roots D. one root cap
C. one large root
Photosynthesis occurs in a plant cell's
A. chloroplasts C. filaments
B. stamens D. tubers
A. chloroplasts
All of the following are a stimulus that plants respond to except
A. sound C. water
B. light D. gravity
A. sound
Fibrous root systems are found in
A. grass C. radishes
B. carrots D. dandelions
A. grass
The joining of the nuclei of a male and a female reproductive cell is
A. asexual reproduction C. vegetative propagation
B. pollination D. fertilization
D. fertilization
An example of a leaf tissue is
A. chlorophyll C. stigma
B. mesophyll D. hilum
B. mesophyll
During photosynthesis, the food that plants make is a
A. starch C. sugar
B. protein D. fat
C. sugar
Pollination between flowers on different plants is
A. vegetative propagation C. asexual reproduction
B. self-pollination D. cross-pollination
D. cross-pollination
A mark or scar on a seed coat where the seed was once attached to the ovary is the
A. bulb C. epidermis
B. vein D. hilum
D. hilum
Plant structures that allow the exchange of gases into and out of a leaf are called
A. veins C. stomates
B. anthers D. stigmas
C. stomates