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Froggy Jumps Plants & People: Quick Quiz 1-3Online version Test your plant science basics. by kiara siders 1 What is a vascular plant that produces flowers called? a Gymnosperm b Alga c Angiosperm 2 Which tissue transports water and minerals upward in plants? a Parenchyma b Xylem c Phloem 3 What leaf is the primary site of photosynthesis in plants? a Root b Leaf c Stem 4 In plant life cycles, which type completes in one growing season? a Annual Life Cycle b Biennial Life Cycle c Perennial Life Cycle 5 What protective waxy layer prevents water loss on leaves? a Cuticle b Stomata c Chloroplast 6 What are the microscopic pores on leaf surfaces called? a Cuticle b Guard Cells c Stomata 7 Which cells regulate the opening and closing of stomata? a Guard Cells b Mesophyll c Epidermal Cells 8 Which tissue transports sugars from leaves to the rest of the plant? a Cambium b Xylem c Phloem 9 Which organelle stores water and provides turgor in plant cells? a Nucleus b Chloroplast c Central Vacuole 10 What term describes the arrangement of leaves on a stem? a Palisade b Venation c Phyllotaxy 11 What is an angiosperm? a A vascular plant that produces flowers and seeds enclosed in a fruit. b A gymnosperm with cones. c A non-vascular plant without seeds. 12 What is a gymnosperm? a A plant without any vascular tissue. b A plant that produces flowers and fruits. c A vascular plant that produces seeds not enclosed in a fruit. 13 What is the primary role of xylem? a Transport sugars from leaves to roots. b Store genetic material. c Transport water and minerals upward from roots to leaves. 14 What does phloem transport? a Sugars and nutrients from leaves to the rest of the plant. b Hormones only. c Water and minerals upward from roots. 15 What is the function of stomata? a Water storage in leaves. b Gas exchange between the leaf interior and the atmosphere. c Protection against herbivores. 16 Guard cells control what plant feature? a Movement of leaves. b Opening and closing of stomata. c Production of chloroplasts. 17 What is the site of photosynthesis in plants? a Mitochondria in roots. b Chloroplasts in leaf mesophyll cells. c Nucleus in stems. 18 What does the nucleus contain? a Digestive enzymes only. b Genetic material (DNA). c Chloroplasts only. 19 Rough endoplasmic reticulum is studded with what? a Chloroplasts for photosynthesis. b Vacuoles for storage. c Ribosomes for protein synthesis. 20 Phyllotaxy describes what? a The arrangement of leaves on a stem. b Root branching pattern. c Leaf color patterns. 21 What is the organelle where photosynthesis mainly occurs in plant cells? a Ribosome b Chloroplast c Mitochondria 22 Which tissue transports water and minerals from roots to leaves? a Xylem b Parenchyma c Phloem 23 What is the process where a leaf loses water through stomata? a Respiration b Guttation c Transpiration 24 Which leaf part is primarily the site of photosynthesis? a Mesophyll b Guard Cells c Cuticle 25 What type of plant tissue covers and protects the leaf surface? a Cuticle b Stomata c Xylem 26 Which plant life cycle completes in a single growing season? a Biennial b Annual c Perennial 27 What is the pattern of leaf arrangement called? a Foliar pattern b Veination c Phyllotaxy 28 Which plant part anchors and supports the plant underground? a Leaf b Stem c Root 29 What is the layer responsible for secondary growth in stems? a Vascular cambium b Cork cambium c Epidermis 30 Which cells regulate stomatal opening to control water loss? a Guard Cells b Parenchyma c Sclerenchyma 31 Structure where DNA is stored a Ribosomes b Nucleus c Mitochondria 32 Structure that allows gas exchange between the air and leaves of plants a Stomata b Pith c Cuticle 33 Inner part of wood that is non-living and non-conducting a Sapwood b Hardwood c Heartwood 34 Outer covering of plants a Dermal tissue b Vascular tissue c Ground tissue 35 Pore found on the underside of leaves which allows for gas exchange with the atmosphere a Guard cells b Stomata c Cortex 36 Leaf which is divided into separate leaflets a Compound b Single c Simple 37 What is an organ in the context of biology? a A group of cells and tissues that do a specific function b An instrument played in churches c A hormone that helps plants sense its environment 38 Woody plants have stems that remain soft and flexible throughout the plant's life, while herbaceous plants have stems that become hard and rigid as they mature. a True b False c N/A 39 Leaf which is not divided into separate leaflets a Simple b Compound c Single 40 Which of the following correctly distinguishes between monocot and dicot leaves? a Monocot usually have parallel veins, dicot have a branched or net-like vein pattern. b Monocot: a single layer of mesophyll, dicot: multiple layers of mesophyll arranged in rings. c Monocot leaves have a branched or net-like vein pattern, dicot have parallel veins. 41 Deciduous leaves are leaves that fall off for part of the year a True b False c N/A 42 Point of lateral growth in a plant a Node b Internode c Petiole 43 In a plant stem, the apical meristem consists of a A set of cells at the stem apex which grows and multiplies to give rise to stems and leaves b A collection of cells used for photosynthesis c Produce fragrances in flowers 44 Which of the following is false about flowering plants? a They do not produce seeds b They have vascular tissues c They produce gametes 45 All plants produce vascular tissue a True b False c N/A 46 All plants produce seeds a False b True c N/A 47 Organisms that have DNA but no nucleus or membrane bound organelles. a Prokaryotes b Eukaryotes c Nukaryotes

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by kiara siders

What is a vascular plant that produces flowers called?

Which tissue transports water and minerals upward in plants?

What leaf is the primary site of photosynthesis in plants?

In plant life cycles, which type completes in one growing season?

What protective waxy layer prevents water loss on leaves?

What are the microscopic pores on leaf surfaces called?

Which cells regulate the opening and closing of stomata?

Which tissue transports sugars from leaves to the rest of the plant?

Which organelle stores water and provides turgor in plant cells?

What term describes the arrangement of leaves on a stem?

What is an angiosperm?

What is a gymnosperm?

What is the primary role of xylem?

What does phloem transport?

What is the function of stomata?

Guard cells control what plant feature?

What is the site of photosynthesis in plants?

What does the nucleus contain?

Rough endoplasmic reticulum is studded with what?

Phyllotaxy describes what?

What is the organelle where photosynthesis mainly occurs in plant cells?

Which tissue transports water and minerals from roots to leaves?

What is the process where a leaf loses water through stomata?

Which leaf part is primarily the site of photosynthesis?

What type of plant tissue covers and protects the leaf surface?

Which plant life cycle completes in a single growing season?

What is the pattern of leaf arrangement called?

Which plant part anchors and supports the plant underground?

What is the layer responsible for secondary growth in stems?

Which cells regulate stomatal opening to control water loss?

Structure where DNA is stored

Structure that allows gas exchange between the air and leaves of plants

Inner part of wood that is non-living and non-conducting

Outer covering of plants

Pore found on the underside of leaves which allows for gas exchange with the atmosphere

Leaf which is divided into separate leaflets

What is an organ in the context of biology?

Woody plants have stems that remain soft and flexible throughout the plant's life, while herbaceous plants have stems that become hard and rigid as they mature.

Leaf which is not divided into separate leaflets

Which of the following correctly distinguishes between monocot and dicot leaves?

Deciduous leaves are leaves that fall off for part of the year

Point of lateral growth in a plant

In a plant stem, the apical meristem consists of

Which of the following is false about flowering plants?

All plants produce vascular tissue

All plants produce seeds

Organisms that have DNA but no nucleus or membrane bound organelles.