Test Prep 1
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100
Who was the Greek philosopher who FIRST classified plants and animals?
Aristotle
100
These are plants that do not have tube-like cells.
Nonvascular plants
100
This is what feeds the embryo in seeds. Dicots have two of them.
Cotyledons
100
What are these? What do they hold inside them?
Sori; they hold spores before they are released.
100
These fan-shaped leaves come from a type of gymnosperm that does not bear cones.
Ginko tree
200
What shape does vascular tissue tend to be? Why do you think so?
They are tube/vessel shaped because they transport water and nutrients to all parts of the plant.
200
These are known as flowering plants.
Angiosperms
200
A flowering plant with parallel leaf veins would most likely be classified as this.
Monocot
200
What is the large, feathery leaf part of a fern known as?
The frond
200
Would this microscope slide come from a monocot or dicot? How do you know?
Dicot, because the vascular bundles are arranged around the outside of the stem, and they are evenly spaced out.
300
Name the three main groups of plants.
Seed plants, ferns, and mosses
300
These are known as nonflowering plants.
Gymnosperms
300
A flowering plant with branching leaf veins would most likely be classified as this.
Dicot
300
What type of flowering plant is this? How do you know?
Monocot. It's leaves and petals are in a group of 3, a characteristic of monocots.
300
Do these leaves come from a monocot or dicot?
Monocot
400
These types of gymnosperms produce cones instead of fruits.
Conifers
400
Name the two types of flowering plants.
Monocots and dicots
400
What type of plant is able to grow on things rather than in soil? Why do you think so?
Mosses, because they do not have true roots
400
Is this flowering plant a monocot or dicot? How do you know?
This is a dicot, because there are five petals, and the pedals of dicots are found in multiples of 4's and 5's
400
This dark soil is what is made after mosses die and decay. It is very rich in nutrients and helps plants grow.
Humus
500
This is known as the "beginning plant" inside a seed.
The embryo
500
Name the two groups of gymnosperms
Conifers and Ginkoes
500
These are tiny, rootlike threads on the undersides of moss plants.
Rhizoids
500
Is this plant vascular or nonvascular? How do you know?
This is a nonvascular plant. It does not grow tall, and is not laying in soil, meaning it lacks true roots and other vascular tissue
500
Monocot or dicot? How do you know?
Dicot. There are 35 petals, which is a multiple of 5, a characteristic of dicots