Plant Quiz

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Plant Quiz

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Match the flower parts to their functions.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Filament		Attract pollinators
Pistil		Male reproductive structure
Stigma		Female reproductive structure
Petals		Receives pollen
Stamen		Supports anther

Identify the parts of the flower.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Receptacle		Produces pollen
Style		Contains ovules
Anther		Connects stigma to ovary
Ovary		Develops into seed
Ovule		Supports flower parts

What part of the plant is primarily responsible for photosynthesis?

Which structure in the plant is primarily responsible for water transport?

Xylem

Leaves

Roots

Phloem

Which of the following are function of the root system? (Select 4)

Which of these are the functions on the vascular tissue? (Select 3)

Carrying water from roots to leaves

Transporting food (sugar) made in the leaves to the rest of the plant

Helping support the plant

Protect the external part of the plant

Transporting rooting hormones

What does phloem transport in plants? (select 2)

What is transpiration in plants?

 Photosynthesis process in leaves.

Water loss through plant leaves.

Nutrient absorption by roots.

Growth of plant roots.

Which structure receives pollen during fertilization?

a. Anther

b. Stigma

c. Style

d. Ovule

Which of these are parts of the shoot system? (Select all that apply)

Which of the following statements about sexual reproduction in flowers is incorrect?

Pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, assist in the sexual reproduction of many flowering plants.

 Sexual reproduction in flowers involves the transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma.

Fertilization in flowers occurs when male and female gametes fuse to form a zygote.

Petals play a direct role in the production of gametes for sexual reproduction.

The ovary of a flower develops into a fruit after fertilization.

Which of the following are true about stomata on leaves? (Select 3)

Stomata help in gas exchange by allowing carbon dioxide in and oxygen out.

 Stomata play a role in reducing water loss through transpiration.

Stomata are only found on the upper surface of leaves.

Stomata are controlled by guard cells that regulate their opening and closing.

Stomata are always open to maximize photosynthesis.

Match the plant tropisms to their environmental cues.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Growth direction influenced by gravity		Hydrotropism
Growth direction influenced by water		Thigmotropism
Growth direction influenced by light		Geotropism
Response due to touch or contact		Phototropism

What distinguishes nastic movements from tropism movements?

Nastic is non-directional; tropic is directional

Only nastic is fast

Both respond to light

Only tropic responds to touch

Match the flower parts to their functions.

Filament

Attract pollinators

Pistil

Male reproductive structure

Stigma

Female reproductive structure

Petals

Receives pollen

Stamen

Supports anther

Identify the parts of the flower.

Receptacle

Produces pollen

Style

Contains ovules

Anther

Connects stigma to ovary

Ovary

Develops into seed

Ovule

Supports flower parts

 What part of the plant is primarily responsible for photosynthesis?

Roots

Stem

Leaves

Flowers

Fruit

Which structure in the plant is primarily responsible for water transport?

Xylem

Leaves

Roots

Phloem

Which of the following are function of the root system? (Select 4)

Absorb water from the soil

Food storage

Absorb mineral from the soil

Moving sugars from the leaves to the roots

anchoring the plant in place

Producing flowers

photosynthesis

Which of these are the functions on the vascular tissue? (Select 3)

Carrying water from roots to leaves

Transporting food (sugar) made in the leaves to the rest of the plant

Helping support the plant

Protect the external part of the plant

Transporting rooting hormones

What does phloem transport in plants? (select 2)

a. Minerals

b. glucose

c. oxygen

d. Hormone

e. water

What is transpiration in plants?

 Photosynthesis process in leaves.

Water loss through plant leaves.

Nutrient absorption by roots.

Growth of plant roots.

Which structure receives pollen during fertilization?

a. Anther

b. Stigma

c. Style

d. Ovule

Which of these are parts of the shoot system? (Select all that apply)

Stems

Fruits

Buds

Leaves

Flowers

Roots

Which of the following statements about sexual reproduction in flowers is incorrect? 

Pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, assist in the sexual reproduction of many flowering plants.

 Sexual reproduction in flowers involves the transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma.

Fertilization in flowers occurs when male and female gametes fuse to form a zygote.

Petals play a direct role in the production of gametes for sexual reproduction.

The ovary of a flower develops into a fruit after fertilization.

Which of the following are true about stomata on leaves? (Select 3)

Stomata help in gas exchange by allowing carbon dioxide in and oxygen out.

 Stomata play a role in reducing water loss through transpiration.

Stomata are only found on the upper surface of leaves.

Stomata are controlled by guard cells that regulate their opening and closing.

Stomata are always open to maximize photosynthesis.

Match the plant tropisms to their environmental cues.

Growth direction influenced by gravity

Hydrotropism

Growth direction influenced by water

Thigmotropism

Growth direction influenced by light

Geotropism

Response due to touch or contact

Phototropism

What distinguishes nastic movements from tropism movements?

Nastic is non-directional; tropic is directional

Only nastic is fast

Both respond to light

Only tropic responds to touch