*Plants*

Micellaneous

100

After a volcanic eruption, the lack of what element would greatly reduce the growth of plants? a) CO2 b) SUNLIGHT c) WATER d) OXYGEN

b) Sunlight

200

Which compound is contains only the elements: Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen? a) Adenine b) Hemoglobin c) Glucose d) Insulin

c) Glucose

300

Which compound is not considered a carbohydrate? a) SUGAR b) STARCHES c) LIPIDS d) POLYSACCHARIDES

c) Lipids

400

Which element is NOT part of a disaccharide? a) HYDROGEN b) NITROGEN c) OXYGEN d) CARBON

b) Nitrogen

500

What does a caterpillar, mold, and a fern have in common? a) Decompose other organisms b) Made of cells c) Disease causing organisms d) Produce their own food

b) Made of cells.

Plant Tissues

100

What structure transports water throughout a plant? a) MITOCHONDRIA b) VASCULAR TISSUE c) CHLOROPLASTS d) EPIDERMAL TISSUES

b) Vascular Tissue

200

Sugar is transported in what tube? a) XYLEM b) PHLOEM c) STOMATA d) POLLEN TUBES

b) Phloem

300

In plants, which region is most directly responsible for the growth in length of stems? a) CUTICLE b) SPONGY LATER c) APICAL MERISTEM d) EPIDERMIS

c) Apical Meristem

400

The growing part at the end of the root tip is protected by what? a) ROOT CAP b) MERISTEM c) XYLEM d) SEPAL

a) Root Cap

500

Root hairs increase water absorption by increasing what? a) DENSITY b) MASS c) STRENGTH d) SURFACE AREA

d) SURFACE AREA

Vascular Tissue

100

In plants, transpirational pull is a major factor in the transport of: a) AUXIN b) CHLOROPHYLL c) FOOD d) WATER

d) Water

200

What do plants do with most of the food it produces? a) Food is converted it to water b) Food is used to absorb sunlight c) Food is stored for future use d) Food is released as gas

c) Food is stored for future use

300

What is the source of energy for plants? a) WATER b) WIND c) PLANTS D) SUN

D) Sun

400

What is the main function of a plant stem? a) Absorb water b) Collect Pollen c) Make food d) Carry food

d) Carry Food

500

What two tubes carry water and nutrients and sugar to all parts of the plant? a) PHAGOCYTOSIS b) DIFFUSION c) XYLEM AND PHLOEM d) Cellular respiration and photosynthesis

c) Xylem and Phloem

Leafs

100

A majority of chloroplasts are located where in the plant? a) ROOTS b) STEM c) FLOWER d) LEAF

D) Leaf

200

What structure regulates the size of the stomata? a) XYLEM b) GAURD CELLS c) PHLOEM d) CUTICLE

b) Gaurd Cells

300

Removal of the cuticle from the leaf would result in what? a) WATER LOSS b) MORE SURFACE AREA c) FUNGUS RESISTANCE d) FOOD PRODUCTION

a) Water Loss

400

When water evaporates from a leaf, this is called: a) PHOTOTROPISM b) DIGESTION c) REPRODUCTION d) TRANSPIRATION

d) Transpiration

500

Which process occurs in a growing leaf cell? a) EVOLUTION b) SEXUAL REPRODUCTION c) SUGAR PRODUCTION d) ADAPTATION

c) Sugar production (a.k.a photosynthesis)

Flowers

100

Which part of the plant is responsible for reproduction? a) ROOTS b) LEAVES c) FLOWER d) STEM

c) Flowers

200

Pollen in plants is MOST similar to which type of cell in humans? a) EMBRYO b) ZYGOTE c) SPERM d) EGG

c) Sperm

300

The female structure of an angiosperm consists of:    a) STIGMA b) STYLE c) OVARY d) ALL OF THE ABOVE

d) ALL OF THE ABOVE

400

What is the flowers role in a plants survival? a) Produce oxygen b) Absorb CO2 c) Photosynthesis d) Produce Gametes

d) Produce Gametes

500

An insect has eaten the style of the each stamen presdent in an angiosperm. What will the flower NOT be able to do? a) PRODUCE EGGS b) PROTECT THE PISTIL c) POLLINATE (CROSS OR SELF) d) THE FLOWER WILL BE UNAFFECTED 

c) POLLINATE