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After this Quiz you will know the parts of a plant and how you can relate to a human body.
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What is sapwood?
Phloem
inactive vascular tissue
functioning vascular tissue surrounding the heartwood
outer covering of a tree
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What is heartwood?
phloem
Old xylem in the center that no longer conducts water
the outer covering of a tree
old phloem that no longer transports nutrients
3
What is the stigma?
Connects ovary and stigma.
Another name for root hairs.
Another name for stem.
Top of female part of flower that collects pollen grains.
4
Where is the ovary and ovule located?
B, C
F, E
C, B
B, A
5
What does the anther do in a plant?
Produce male sex cells (pollen grains).
Produces female sex cells.
Helps with photosynthesis.
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What is the job of the guard cell?
Transport water and nutrients
Absorb water and nutrients
Maintain homeostasis
Protect the mesophyll
7
How are vascular bundles arranged in a dicot stem cell?
there are no vascular bundles
neatly in a circle, which forms the vascular cambium
huddled together in the center
randomly
8
What is the filament?
Long thread like structure that supports the anther.
The petals of the flower.
The vein like structures on the leaf.
9
How are vascular bundles arranged in a monocot stem cell?
huddled in the center
in a circle connecting to the epidermis
randomly
neatly in a circle, which forms the vascular cambium
10
What is the term for the female parts of a plant? (stigma, style, and ovary)
Plant.
Anther.
Flower.
Pistil or Carpel.
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What is the term for the male reproductive parts of a flower? (anther, stigma)
Stomata.
Stamen.
Apical Meristem.
Root Cap.
12
What is the style in a plant?
Part of the stem.
The end of a root.
Long structure that connects the stigma and ovary.
The outer part of the leaf.
13
What part allows substances in and out of the human body just like the stomata?
Kidneys.
Mouth.
Lungs.
Large Intestine.
14
What is one of the three main functions of the stem?
Create mitochandria.
Absorb energy from the sun.
Where fertilization takes place.
To transfer water and nutrients from the roots.
15
Where is the stomata located and what is its function?
Flower, absorbs energy from the sun.
Ovary, allows fertilization.
Roots, allows roots to grow.
Leaf, allows diffusion of carbon dioxide, oxygen, and water.
16
What diffuses water and nutrients in the human body just like in the stems?
Kidneys.
Veins and capillaries.
Mouth.
Trachea.
17
What organ in the human body is similar to roots in the plant?
ear
Large Intestine
skin
Small Intestine
18
What is a function of the roots?
Convert light into energy for the plant to use.
Exposing surface area to catch energy from the sunlight.
To absorb water and nutrients from the soil
To carry out diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide.
19
A skinny, light tree ring suggests?
damage from a fire
abundant summer growth
wet winter
Summer drought
