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Plant Structure and Function
Plant Structure and Function
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Chapter 21 review
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1
True or False? Nastic movements occur from exterior, environmental factors.
True
False
2
Which of the following would not be a direct pollinator?
Honey Bees
Wasps
Water
Cardinals
3
What kind of tissue is Mesophyll associated with?
Parenchyma
Xlem
Dermal
Vascular
4
The function of a plant stem includes_________
Transporting water and minerals
Provide support for plant structure
All of the above
soak in water and minerals from surroundings
5
What plant hormone is responsible for dramatic size growth?
Auxins
Cytokines
Gibberellins
Ethylene
6
Which plant cell type supports the plant, even when the specific plant's cells die?
Sclerenchyma cells
Collenchyma cells
Parenchyma cells
Liginin cells
7
The movement of sugars throughout the Phloem is called_______.
Vacuole
Translocation
Photosynthesis
Active transport
8
What is the main use of transpiration?
Aids in evaporation of water through stomata
To induce growth in plants
To help minerals and water travel into roots
Create force to move water through the stem of the plant.
9
The Pressure-Flow Model mainly shows ________ in a plant.
Synthesis of Chloroplast
Movements of proteins
Movement of Chlorophyll
Movement of sugars
10
When a plant reaches its maximum height the plant starts to grow _______.
downwards
outwards
11
Which part of a plant cell protects and keeps the shape of the cell?
Cytoplasm
Cell Wall
Cell Membrane
Nucleolus
12
The portion of the plant that stores sugars is called_______.
Petiole
Root Cap
Sink
Mesophyll
13
Plants bend towards the energy or light source.
False
True
14
Which plant tissue system is responsible for support and material storage in roots and stems?
Dermal tissue system
transpiration tissue system
Ground tissue cells
Vascular tissue system
15
____________ absorbs sunlight and transforms it into usable energy.
Your biology teacher
Mitochondria
Chloroplast
Chlorophyll
16
What helps move and transport nutrients and water through the plant?
Phylum
Xylem
Folic Acid
Auxins
17
Which organelles do plant and animal cells have?
Nucleus
ATP
All of above
Mitochondria
18
What kind of leaf is this?
Simple
Pinnate
Double Compound
Compound
19
What is the function of plant stems?
Transport water and other minerals
Soak in water and minerals from the ground
Provide support for plant structure
All of the above
20
Who is the smartest person in this class?
The teacher is
I am
We are
I'm not
21
How many tissue systems make up plant organs?
5
3
7
2
22
Carnivorous plants obtain(s)___________ through eating other organisms.
energy but gets nutrients from Photosynthesis
nutrients but no energy
both nutrients and energy
courage
23
What does the plant part in the picture provide the plant with as a function?
Houses nitrogen for future use
Provide the plant with most of its structure
Provide surface area for absorption of nutrients/water
To synthesize proteins
24
What water property or properties help move water upwards inside a plant?
Adhesion
Cohesion
Absorption
Hydrogen Bonding
25
Which mineral is involved in production in miniscule amounts?
Folic Acid
Magnesium
Iron
Calcium
26
As long as a plant is alive it is growing.
True
False