SF Plants - Chapter 7 - 9

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This game is a review for chapter 7 to 9

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Riana Nurismawati

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Froggy Jumps SF Plants - Chapter 7 - 9Online version This game is a review for chapter 7 to 9 by Riana Nurismawati 1 What is a leaf trace? a A tissue that produces chlorophyll b A vascular pathway connecting the stem and the leaf c A structure that stores food in plants 2 The leaf trace originates from which structure? a Root cortex b Epidermis c Vascular bundles in the stem 3 One function of the leaf trace is to transport ______ to the leaf. a Water and minerals b Carbon dioxide c Oxygen 4 The vascular system typically found in seed plants is called: a Eustele b Dictyostele c Protostele 5 Siphonostele can be described as: a A solid vascular column b A hollow vascular cylinder with leaf gaps c A root tissue system 6 A leaf trace lacuna is defined as: a A storage cavity in the leaf b A type of stomata c A gap formed in the vascular cylinder when a leaf trace diverges 7 A node with three leaf traces is called: a Unilacunar b Trilacunar c Multilacunar 8 The plant epidermis primarily functions as: a Protective interface between plant and environment b Food storage tissue c Photosynthesis center 9 The cuticle covering the shoot epidermis is mainly composed of: a Cellulose and lignin b Cutin and wax c Pectin and starch 10 When a tree trunk or branch grows wider and thicker over time, what is this process called? a Primary growth b Secondary growth c Photosynthesis 11 The “Lotus Effect” refers to: a Water-repellent leaf surfaces that self-clean b Photosynthesis efficiency c The ability of roots to absorb water 12 How can you generally figure out the age of a tree trunk or a woody branch? a By measuring exactly how tall the tree has grown b By counting the total number of leaves on the branches c By counting the annual rings of secondary wood (xylem) that the cambium adds each year

Froggy Jumps

SF Plants - Chapter 7 - 9Online version

This game is a review for chapter 7 to 9

by Riana Nurismawati

What is a leaf trace?

A tissue that produces chlorophyll

A vascular pathway connecting the stem and the leaf

A structure that stores food in plants

The leaf trace originates from which structure?

Root cortex

Epidermis

Vascular bundles in the stem

One function of the leaf trace is to transport ______ to the leaf.

Water and minerals

Carbon dioxide

Oxygen

The vascular system typically found in seed plants is called:

Eustele

Dictyostele

Protostele

Siphonostele can be described as:

A solid vascular column

A hollow vascular cylinder with leaf gaps

A root tissue system

A leaf trace lacuna is defined as:

A storage cavity in the leaf

A type of stomata

A gap formed in the vascular cylinder when a leaf trace diverges

A node with three leaf traces is called:

Unilacunar

Trilacunar

Multilacunar

The plant epidermis primarily functions as:

Protective interface between plant and environment

Food storage tissue

Photosynthesis center

The cuticle covering the shoot epidermis is mainly composed of:

Cellulose and lignin

Cutin and wax

Pectin and starch

When a tree trunk or branch grows wider and thicker over time, what is this process called?

Primary growth

Secondary growth

Photosynthesis

The “Lotus Effect” refers to:

Water-repellent leaf surfaces that self-clean

Photosynthesis efficiency

The ability of roots to absorb water

How can you generally figure out the age of a tree trunk or a woody branch?

By measuring exactly how tall the tree has grown

By counting the total number of leaves on the branches

By counting the annual rings of secondary wood (xylem) that the cambium adds each year

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

SF Plants - Chapter 7 - 9

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by Riana Nurismawati

What is a leaf trace?

The leaf trace originates from which structure?

One function of the leaf trace is to transport ______ to the leaf.

The vascular system typically found in seed plants is called:

Siphonostele can be described as:

A leaf trace lacuna is defined as:

A node with three leaf traces is called:

The plant epidermis primarily functions as:

The cuticle covering the shoot epidermis is mainly composed of:

When a tree trunk or branch grows wider and thicker over time, what is this process called?

The “Lotus Effect” refers to:

How can you generally figure out the age of a tree trunk or a woody branch?

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