What is "pollination"?

When grains of pollen are carried from one plant to another

What does the phloem do?

It carries sugars from the leaves to the rest of the plant

Which of the following is NOT a kind of ground tissue found in plants?

These are all types of plant ground tissues

A hollow cell that has strong cell walls

In mosses and ferns, what is TRUE about their life cycles?

Mosses and ferns use spores and gametes to reproduce

Which of the following is NOT a difference between fungi and plants?

Fungi break down sugars by cell respiration. Plant's don't.

In mosses and ferns, what does the sporophyte do?

The sporophyte is the structure that makes spores

Which of the following is TRUE about Fungi?

Fungi digest food outside their body

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Unit 7 Review - Fungi and Plants

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1
What do we call the waxy layer found at letter C in the diagram?
Cuticle
Guard Cell
Epidermis
Cortex
2
What is the female reproduction structure in a flower called?
Stamen
Anther
Sepal
Pistil
3
What is "pollination"?
When the female and male gametes combine to make an embryo
When grains of pollen are made
When grains of pollen are carried from one plant to another
When pollen is made into a diploid cell
4
What does the phloem do?
It protects the outside of the plant
It carries sugars from the leaves to the rest of the plant
It supports the stem
It carries minerals and water up from the roots
5
Which of the following is NOT a kind of ground tissue found in plants?
Collenchyma
Parenchyma
Sclerenchyma
These are all types of plant ground tissues
6
What is a tracheid?
A reproductive cell in mosses and ferns
An opening between plant cells that allows fluid movement
A tiny pore found in leaves that lets gasses in and out
A hollow cell that has strong cell walls
7
Which fungus structure extends from the main body to secrete enzymes and pull in nutrients?
Sporangia
Hyphae
Mycelium
Fruiting Body
8
Which vascular tissue carries water from the roots, up to the rest of the plant?
The phloem
Neither the xylem nor the phloem does this.
Both the xylem and the phloem do this.
The xylem
9
Which kind of plant would produce one of these?
Angiosperm
Gymnosperm
Sporophyte
Bryophyte
10
What do we call the structure shown at letter A on the diagram?
Blade
Stoma
Petiole
Vein
11
In mosses and ferns, what is TRUE about their life cycles?
All structures on mosses and ferns are diploid
All structures on mosses and ferns are haploid
Mosses and ferns use spores and gametes to reproduce
Mosses and ferns use seeds to reproduce.
12
Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 main metabolic processes in plants?
Cell Respiration
Transpiration
Pollination
Photosynthesis
13
Which of the following is NOT a difference between fungi and plants?
Plants and fungi reproduce differently
Fungi break down sugars by cell respiration. Plant's don't.
Fungi are heterotrophs, plants are autotrophs
Fungi's cell walls are made of chitin, not cellulose
14
In mosses and ferns, what does the sporophyte do?
The sporophyte is the structure that makes seeds
The sporophyte is the structure that makes spores
The sporophyte us the structure that makes pollen
The sporophyte is the structure that makes gametes
15
What is the function of the palisade layer?
To open and close the stoma
To conduct photosynthesis
To allow gas exchange
To protect the leaf
16
What do we call the pores in leaves that allow gas exchange?
Bundle sheaths
Sporangia
Guard Cells
Stoma
17
What is the purpose of the cotyledon in a seed?
Provide photosynthesis for the cell
Provide protection for the embryo
None of the above
Provide food for the embryo
18
What do we call the tissue in plant shoots and roots which makes it grow TALLER?
Zone of Elongation
Lateral Meristem
Spongy Mesophyll
Apical Meristem
19
Bryophytes, such as mosses, are different from other plants in what way?
They have chloroplasts
They are the only plants to use spores for reproduction
They are covered with a waxy coating
They have no vascular tissue
20
Which of the following is TRUE about Fungi?
Fungi are not single-celled.
Fungi are autotrophs
Fungi digest food outside their body
Fungi use seeds to multiply
21
Why is the cuticle important?
All of the above
It keeps excess water or fluids out of the leaf
It protects the leaf
It keeps moisture inside the leaf
22
What do we call the layer of cells shown in the diagram at the letter B?
Vascular Bundle
Palisade Cells
Epidermis
Spongy Mesophyll
23
What happens in the root of plants, in zone of maturation?
Cells get longer
Cells specialize
Cells divide
Protects the root

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