Vocabulary
Vocabulary 2
Trivia
Flowering Plants
Trivia 2
100

An animal that has no backbone

Invertebrate

100

Mollusks and arthropods are examples of invertebrates of vertebrates?

inverterbrates.

100

What can a sponge NOT do that a plant CAN do?

A sponge can NOT make its own food.

100

How many seeds does a Monocot have?

one.

100

How many species of flowering plants are there?

at least 250,000

200

An animal that has hair or fur and feeds its young with milk produced by the mother

mammal.

200

Their body is protected and supported by a stiff outer covering that has joints to allow for movement.

Arthropods.

200

What do seeds contain?

A young plant.

200

How many seed leaves does a Dicot have inside their seeds?

Two.

200

What are two kinds of stems that flowering plants have?

hard, rigid, woody; green and flexible.

300

An animal that has a backbone.

vertebrate.

300

Soft-bodied invertebrates that have either 1 or 2 shells.

mollusks.

300

These vascular plants do not have flowers. They produce seeds in cones.

Conifers.

300

What are small, seedless, flowerless, plants with NO vascular tubes.

Mosses.

300

What are some useful items people get from flowering plants?

possible answers: fruits, vegetables, grains, cotton, linen, lumber.

400

A plant with long tubes inside that carry food and water to all the parts of the plant.

vascular plant.

400

A cell that can join with an egg cell to form a new individual.

sperm cell.

400

What do both conifer and a ferns NOT have?

flowers.

400

What are seedless, flowerless vascular plants

Ferns.

400

How are Ferns and Mosses ALIKE?

they are flowerless, seedless plants.

500

a cell that can join with a sperm cell to form a new individual.

Egg cell.

500

Vascular plants that do NOT produce flowers or seeds.

Ferns.

500

How does the sperm cell inside a pollen grain usually get to the egg cell inside a seed cone?

wind.

500

What are vascular plants with needle like leaves that reproduce by seeds in cones.

Conifers.

500

Why are conifers often called evergreens?

because most kinds DO NOT lose their leaves in winter.