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Plant Characteristics
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1
In the phloem of vascular plants,
water and nutrients travel down.
water and nutrients travel up.
food travels up.
food travels down.
2
Plants A, B, C, and D in the figure are all
nonvascular, seedless
vascular, seed producing
vascular, seedless
nonvascular, seed producing
3
The student tables in the science room are black. This is a _____________ observation.
quantitative
qualitative
4
A biologist calls a pecan tree Carya illinoiensis. This is the plant's
class name
family name
scientific name
kingdom name
5
Example "B" is an example of a
tap root
fibrous root
6
The seed of this plant has two leaves. Therefore, it is a
dicot
monocot
7
Nonvascular plants differ from vascular plants in
how they transport water and food.
the kingdom of life they belong to
how they make food.
how they reproduce.
8
Which characteristic is NOT shared by all living things?
They grow and develop.
They reproduce.
They make their own food through photosynthesis.
They respond to stimuli.
9
Using the dichotomous key for common beans, which best describes a navy bean?
round, black
oval, black
round, white
oval, white
10
Plant B in the figure is a
monocot
dicot
11
Plant C in the figure is a
dicot
monocot
12
A pine tree is
vascular & a spore producing plant
vascular, seed producing, & a flowering plant
nonvascular & a spore producing plant
vascular, seed producing, & a cone bearing plant
13
Of the following, which is NOT a vascular plant?
moss
horsetail
pine tree
fern
14
Plant D in the figure is
vascular
nonvascular
15
What do gymnosperms (cone-bearing) & angiosperms (flowering plants) have in common?
They are both vascular and seed-producing.
They are both nonvascular and seed-producing.
They are both vascular and spore-producing.
They are both nonvascular and spore-producing.
16
What is the main reason that trees belong to the plant kingdom instead of the animal kingdom?
Trees can adapt to different environments.
Many animals live in trees and eat their fruit.
Trees use sunlight and water to produce their own food.
Trees are green, like all other plants.
17
Plant D in the figure is a
dicot
monocot
18
What do ferns and mosses have in common?
They both produce spores.
They are both nonvascular.
They both produce seeds.
They are both vascular.
19
In the xylem of vascular plants,
food travels up.
water and nutrients travel up.
food travels down.
water and nutrients travel down.
20
Plant A in the figure is a
monocot
dicot
21
Into which sequence would monocot plants be classified?
vascular, seed-producing, flowering
vascular, seed-producing, cone bearing
nonvascular, spore-producing, flowering
vascular, spore-producing, flowering
22
A boy made a loud noise to scare his cat. The cat jumped & hid under the couch. The stimulus?
The loud sound made by the boy.
The cat jumping up and hiding under the couch.
The cat sleeping in the chair.
Billy's mother scolding him.
23
The correct order of the 7 levels of modern classification from broadest to most specific is:
species, family, kingdom, class, order, genus, phylum
kingdom, phylum, order, class, family, genus, species
class, family, genus, phylum, order, kingdom
kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species
24
The main difference between unicellular and multicellular organisms is
how they reproduce.
the number of cells they have.
how they get their food.
how they move around.
25
The stem of this plant has vascular bundles placed randomly. It is a
dicot
monocot
26
Organisms of the same ____are similar & can breed with one another to produce fertile offspring
species
kingdom
genus
family
27
Eli is cooking some beans that are round. What kind of beans is he cooking?
pinto beans
garbanzo beans
kidney beans
navy beans
28
The main difference between autotrophs and heterotrophs is
how they get their food.
how they move around.
how they reproduce.
the number of cells they have.
29
"A" is an example of a
tap root
fibrous root
