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Models and plant structures
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1
At the time of Priestly's Candle, mouse and plant experiment, carbon dioxide and oxygen had not yet been discovered.
False
True
2
In the source-to-sink theory for the movement of sugars in a plant, the source and sink refer to:
phloem and xylem
stomate and phloem
root and leaf
leaf and storage cell
3
If radioactive Carbon dioxide (CO2) gas is provided to a plant, in which molecules in the plant will it be seen?
glucose (C6H12O6) in the stomate
glucose (C6H12O6) in the leaves
water (H2O) vapour in the stomate
Water (H2O) in the leaves
4
Models should be adjusted when new information is discovered that does not fit the model
False
True
5
The movement of sugars in a plant is
imaginary (requires an imagination)
legendary (requires Barney)
passive (no energy)
active (requires energy)
6
What plant structure is shown in the image below?
xylem
phloem
sieve plate
stomate
7
The process of transporting water through a plant from the roots to the leaves via the XYLEM is known as
source to sink
transpiration
respiration
translocation
8
Priestly could relight a candle in a bell jar after 27 days. This showed that plants produced
Oxygen
Water vapour
Carbon Dioxide
Glucose
9
The model for cell membranes changed in 1972 to the
Integral Protein Model
Fluid Mosaic Model
Selectively Permeable Membrane Model
Phospholipid Sea Model
10
What plant structure is shown in the image?
Stomate
Phloem
Xylem
Root hairs
11
What evidence does NOT back up the current model of a membrane
electron microscope studies
behaviour of membranes
DNA studies
estimated surface area of membranes
12
What plant structure is shown in the image below?
stomate
phloem
sieve plate
xylem
13
The process of transporting sugars through a plant from the leaves to other tissues occurs via the:
source to sink
phloem
transpiration
respiration
14
Plants produce oxygen during photosynthesis. Where does it originally come from?
water (H2O)
Energy (ATP)
glucose (C6H12O6)
carbon dioxide (CO2)
15
Identify structures 1 and 2 in this image
1 = Phloem, 2 = Xylem
1 = Stomate, 2 = Phloem
1 = Xylem, 2 = Stomate
1 = Xylem, 2 = Phloem
16
What plant structure is shown in the image?
Stomate
Phloem
Xylem
Root hairs
17
Making models in Biology helped my understanding
True
False
18
C-14 is a radioisotope of carbon
True
False
19
Models are NOT good for:
Representing something too large or too small to be seen
making predictions of expected results.
explaining something complex in a simple manner
proving a theory to be true
20
The process of transporting sugars through a plant via the PHLOEM is known as
translocation
transpiration
source to sink
respiration
21
The most common form of carbon is C-12
True
False
22
Identify structures 1 and 2 in this image
1 = xylem, 2 = phloem
1 = phloem, 2 = xylem
1 = phloem, 2 = stomate
1 = stomate, 2 = xylem