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1
A stalk of celery is put into red water. What will probably turn red inside the celery?
phloem
xylem
cambium
chlorophyll
2
In which part of plant cells does photosynthesis occur?
chloroplasts
mitochondria
nucleus
vacuole
3
What is the scientific name of this organism?
Alienus blobicus
Alienus hairicus
Alienus quadus
Alienus googlus
4
How would the plant that makes this flower be classified?
monocot
dicot
nonvascular
conifer
5
How can you classify the plants that made these leaves?
dicot
nonvascular
conifer
monocot
6
Why is a lima bean considered a dicot seed?
two food storage areas
one embryo
one food storage area
two embryos
7
How are plants classified based on how they make seeds?
conifer or flowering
vascular or nonvascular
autotroph or heterotroph
monocotyledon or dicotyledon
8
How do roots respond to gravity?
they grow upwards
they grow downwards
they grow sideways
they do not respond to gravity
9
What are the five kingdoms?
Gondor, Mordor, The Shire, Isengard, Rohan
Plant, Animal, Fungi, Moneran, Protist
Animal, Plant, Fungi, Autotroph, Heterotroph
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family
10
What explains why the stem of a knocked over plant grows upward?
hydrotropism
phototropism
thigmotropism
gravitropism
11
How can the flower below be classified?
spore-producing
vascular
conifer
dicot
12
How were all of these organisms put into the Animal Kingdom?
their ability to reproduce asexually
their ability to undergo respiration
their ability to obtain food and their number of cells
their ability to grow on or in other organisms
13
Which organisms are probably the most similar?
A and C
B and C
A and B
B and D
14
Why would a plant bend its stem towards a window?
thigmotropism
gravitropism
hydrotropism
phototropism
15
Which best describes organisms in the fungus kingdom?
autotrophs
herbaceous
producers
heterotrophs
16
Which is a way to classify a plant based on how it reproduces?
vascular or nonvascular
monocot or dicot
seed-making or spore-making
heterotroph or autotroph
17
Which of the following is a helpful role that fungi can play in the environment?
produce oxygen
make food through photosynthesis
decompose dead organisms
give you an extra life
18
Where is stored food in the seed?
A
C
D
B
19
What three things do plants need for photosynthesis?
sun, water, oxygen
water, sunlight, nitrogen
carbon dioxide, sunlight, nitrogen
sun, water, carbon dioxide
20
Which of these is a way to classify a plant based on its seed leaves?
vascular or nonvascular
dicot or monocot
seed-making or spore-making
conifer or flowering
21
Why would a plant grab on to a fence and grow on it?
hydrotropism
geotropism
thigmotropism
dormancy
22
Which of the following is a characteristic of all living things?
move around to get energy
get energy directly from the sun
eat food for energy
obtain resources for energy
23
Which phrase is true about fungi?
Fungi are all unicellular (one celled)
Fungi make their food.
Fungi move around to get food.
Fungi may cause disease in plants.
24
What are the tiny holes in leaves that water vapor can escape through?
stomata
xylem
the eye of Sauron
guard cells
25
Which of the following is a characteristic of all living things?
respond to stimuli
sleep
eat or consume food
move around
26
Which of the following is a characteristic of all living things?
They make identical offspring.
They make offspring
asexual reproduction
sexual reproduction
27
What is the process where plants lose water vapor through their leaves?
flatulence
respiration
transpiration
hydrotropism
28
What are grain mold and wheat rust an example of?
conifers
dicotyledons
fungi
monocotyledons
29
Which is an example of a spore-producing plant?
fungi
pine tree
redwood
fern
30
Where is the embryo in a seed?
B
D
C
A
31
Sarah found these flowers in the woods. What type of plant is it?
conifer
monocot
nonvascular
dicot
32
What is the process where living things use oxygen to release energy from the food?
photosynthesis
transpiration
fertilization
respiration
33
Where does oxygen in the atmosphere that most organisms need to survive come from?
cloud toots
plant photosynthesis
human respiration
plant respiration
34
What is one way fungi can be bad for humans?
can release oxygen in the atmosphere
can kill farmer's crops
can decompose logs in the forest
can be eaten as food
35
Which organisms would be able to breed and produce offspring that could breed?
B and C
none of these
A and B
A and C
36
What is the stored food in a seed called?
ovary
cotyledon
seed coat
embryo
37
How are plants classified based on how they circulate water?
dicot or monocot
conifer or flowering
spore-making or seed-making
nonvascular or vascular
38
What is the scientific name of this organism?
Alienus googlus
Alienus quadus
Alienus hairicus
Alienus blobicus
39
Why do trees next to a creek have more roots on the creek side of the tree?
thigmotropism
hydrotropism
geotropism
phototropism
40
What gas is given off during respiration?
carbon dioxide
water vapor
hydrogen
oxygen
41
Use the key to determine
known
characteristics of
Alienus spikus
.
Horns, Hairy, Mouth Open
Horns, Arms, Mouth not Open
Horns, Arms, Mouth Open
Horns, Hairy, Arms, Mouth Open
42
Which of the following is a characteristic of all living things?
get smaller and less complex
get larger and more complex
get smaller and more complex
get larger and less complex
43
What is the scientific name of this organism?
Alienus hairicus
Alienus quadus
Alienus googlus
Alienus blobicus
44
How would this plant best be classified?
spore-producing
nonvascular
seed-producing
flowering
45
What is the scientific name of organism C?
Monodon monoceros
Monodon monoceros
Monodon monoceros
monodon monoceros
46
What is the scientific name of this organism?
Alienus quadus
Alienus googlus
Alienus hairicus
Alienus blobicus
47
What is one way that plants slow down transpiration?
guard cells close stomata
close their chloroplasts
increase respiration
make less sugar through photosynthesis
48
Which are examples of nonvascular plants?
tulips and violets
ferns and hornworts
liverworts and pine trees
mosses and liverworts
49
Which process involves gases going in or out of stomata?
transpiration
respiration
hydrotropism
photosynthesis
50
What is the name for a plant's inactivity during harsh conditions?
thigmotropism
hydrotropism
dormancy
gravitropsim
