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FRCC Botany Overview Quiz 2025 chapters 1-4
FRCC Botany Overview Quiz 2025 chapters 1-4
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1
Where does Primary growth occur?
In the tips of roots and shoots
In a plants leafs
In the plants stem and middle of roots
In a plants Sclerenchyma
2
What tissue type is the reason why pears have a gritty texture
Parenchyma tissue
Chollenchyma Tissue
Sclerenchyma tissue
Meristematic tissue
3
What is Cell Biology?
The application of computational tools to analyze biological data
The conversion of "food" into usable energy
The examination of the structure, functions, and interactions of cells
The study of all of an organisms genetic material
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What is Plant Physiology?
The study of internal plant structures (tissues, cell types, plant organs)
The science that discovers, identifies, names, and classifies plant species
The study of how plant species are distributed across the world
The study concerned with the processes and functions of plants
5
What is a Van der Waals force?
Atoms that bear one or more positive or negative charges
When atoms share electron pairs to complete their outer shells
When electrons congregate on one side of an atom, creating a temporary bond
Something that doesn't exist, Geckos can just do that
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Atoms are collections of particles that make up the smallest unit of matter
True
False
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What is plant geography?
The study of how plants inpact the environments around them
Science concerned with discovering, naming, and classifying plant species
The study of how plant species are distributed across the world
How plant species change and repair environments after disturbances
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What type of plant tissue isn't typically dead on maturity
Parenchyma
Periderm
Sclerenchyma
Xylem
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What is an Isotope?
Atoms with the different numbers of electrons
Atoms with the same number of protons but an unbalanced number of neutrons
All atoms are Isotopes
Atoms with the same amount of neutrons but a different amount of protons
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What is Plant Anatomy?
The science that finds, identifies, names, and classifies species of plants
The study of internal plant structures (tissues, cell types, plant organs)
The study of the processes and functions of plants
The study of external plant structures and physical traits
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Secondary growth is responsible for increasing the thickness of a plants roots and/or stem
True
False
12
What is plant ecology
Examination of how plants interact with environments and other organisms
Study of genes in plants
Study of how plants evolved
Study of external plant structures and physical traits
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What is Morphology
The study of internal structures of plants such as organs and tissues
The study concerned with the functions and processes of plants
The study of external plant structures and physical traits
Examination of how plants interact with each other and their environments
14
What number is neutral for pH?
7
3
0
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True or False: Land plants produce the majority of Earths oxygen
True
False
16
What are plant genetics
The examination of how plant cells work to form tissues and organs
Study of genes within plants, genetic variation, and hereditary
Study of an organisms entire genetic material
The study of internal structures of plants (Tissues, organs, cell types)
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Plants make food by using sunlight in a process called photosynthesis
False
True
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What is cellular respiration?
The process by which cells convert "food" into useable energy
The method by which cells store energy in vacuoles
The process by which plants make energy with chloroplasts from sunlight
A process of plant cells "breathing" an exchange of gases and water vapour
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The xylem is responsible for carrying "food" through the plant
True
False
20
Which is NOT an element that is crucial for plants to have?
Carbon
Phosphorus
Chromium
Oxygen
21
What is Plant Taxonomy
The examination of how plants interact witheach other and their environment
The science that discovers, identifies, classifies, and names plant species
The study of external plant structures and physical traits
The study of how people use and relate to plants
22
Which Meristems control and cause primary growth?
Meristems don't affect primary growth
Lateral Meristems
Both Apical and Latera meristems are responsible for primary growth
Apical Meristems
23
Which of the following isn't a type of simple plant tissue
Xylem
Perenchyma
Sclerenchyma
Collenchyma
24
All organelles in a cell share the same DNA
True
False
25
On average, how many cell layers thick is a plants epidermis?
eight cell layers thick
three cell layers thick
two cell layers thick
one cell layer thick
26
The xylem is responsible for carrying water and minerals throughout the plant (The celery from Wednesday)
True
False
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True or False: Transpiration (the process plants use to pull water up from the roots) is an energy intensive process.
False
True
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What is Ethnobotany?
Study of an organisms entire genetic material
The study of how people use and relate to plants
The study of plant dispersion
The study of how and why the compunds plants produce are useful.
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What are elements?
The particles that make up atoms
Pure substances composed entirely of collections of atoms
The chemical process used for energy and growth
Distinct energy levels containing specific electron orbitals
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What is plant systematics?
Study of how plant families relate to each other
How plants regulate chemical signals within themselves
a system of dividing plants into taxonomic groups
The examination of how plants interact with other plants andrenvironments
