Plant Reproduction
Plant Structures
Plant Processes
Protists and Fungi
100
Which of the following is a plant structure that is involved in asexual reproduction? A. stigma B. stamen C. pistil D. tuber�
D
100
What substance found within the chloroplasts of leaves is responsible for capturing light energy during photosynthesis? A. water B. oxygen C. chlorophyll D. carbon dioxide
C
100
As you walk past a field of sunflowers, you notice the flowers are all facing the same direction. This is an example of what? A. transpiration B. phototropism C. photosynthesis D. sexual reproduction�
B
100
Which of the following is true of protists? A. Protists reproduce only by asexual reproduction. B. Some protists can photosynthesize. C. Protists cannot move on their own. D. Protists are prokaryotic.�
B
200
True/False: A stamen is the female reproductive structure in flowers.
False
200
True/False: All vascular plants have stems and leaves
True
200
Which of the following best explains why many plants experience dormancy? A. longer days B. more rainfall C. shorter nights D. less direct sunlight
D
200
Which of the following is a characteristic of fungi? A. absorb nutrients from the environment B. obtain nutrients by eating other animals C. make nutrients using energy from the sun D. make nutrients using particles in the atmosphere�
A
300
What are the two phases of the plant life cycle?
sporophyte and gametophyte
300
What is the function of stems in vascular plants?�
They support the plants and keep them upright.�
300
During photosynthesis, what two things do plants use to produce glucose?�
light energy and carbon dioxide�
300
What are three different groups of protists?�
plantlike, animal-like, fungus-like�
400
What kind of plants produce seeds, fruit and flowers?
angiosperms
400
Why are most nonvascular plants small?�
They lack tissues to transport water, so they must be small.�
400
What is an example of internal stimulus to which plants can respond? A. light B. hormones C. temperature D. soil conditions�
B
400
What type of fungus is a mushroom?
club fungus
500
How does the result of asexual reproduction differ from the result of sexual reproduction in plants?�
The resulting plant is an identical genetic copy of the parent plant.�
500
What part of a plant’s leaves allows the plant to take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen?
Stomata
500
In which process does The plant uses glucose and releases carbon dioxide in the process called �
cellular respiration�
500
What are mycorrhizae?�
Mycorrhizae are formed by a partnership between fungi and the roots of plants.�
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