SCI6 T2 REVIEW - Plants and Animals

SCIENCE 6 - PLants and ANIMALS

TERM 2 REVIEW

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT part of the shoot system?

• stem

• leaves

• roots

• flowers

Multiple Choice

What is the functions of the roots?

• supports the plant

• makes food

• absorbs nutrients

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plant tissue that moves water and minerals

from the soil upward (X)

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plant tissue that moves food back down

through plants (P)

Multiple Choice

protects the tip of each root

• root hair

• root cap

Multiple Choice

Mosses do NOT have true roots.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

draws water and minerals up the stem and into the leaves

• transpiration

• photosynthesis

Multiple Choice

openings in the surfaces of leaves that can control the amount of air entering and the amount of water exiting the plants

• cuticle

• stomata

Multiple Choice

Seed plants often reproduce by asexual reproduction.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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female part of the flower (P)

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male part of the flower (S)

Multiple Choice

part of the stamen where pollen grains form

• anther

• filament

Multiple Choice

part of the pistil that receives the pollen

• stigma

• style

• ovary

Multiple Choice

occurs in one flower only or between two flowers from the same plant

• self-pollination

• cross-pollination

Multiple Choice

After fertilization, a flower's ovary becomes the seeds.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

a cell that can develop into a new organism

• seed

• spore

Multiple Choice

Vegetative reproduction is asexual reproduction in plants.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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vascular plants that produce spores (F)

Multiple Choice

stage in the life cycle of mosses and ferns when they reproduce sexually

• gametophyte

• sporophyte

Multiple Choice

non-flowering seed plants

• angiosperms

• gymnosperms

Multiple Choice

medium to large trees with fan-shaped leaves

• conifers

• cycads

• ginkgoes

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animals with backbones (V)

Multiple Choice

a hard coating on the outside of the body

• hydrostatic skeleton

• exoskeleton

• endoskeleton

Multiple Choice

human bones

• hydrostatic skeleton

• exoskeleton

• endoskeleton

Multiple Choice

a snail's shell

• hydrostatic skeleton

• exoskeleton

• endoskeleton

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are filter feeders?

• flatworms

• cnidarians

• sponges

Multiple Choice

Which of the following has book lungs?

• worms

• spiders

• fishes

• insects

Multiple Choice

Which of the following has tracheas?

• worms

• spiders

• fishes

• insects

Multiple Choice

animals that breathe through their skin and gills when young and through their lungs as adults

• fishes

• reptiles

• amphibians

Multiple Choice

movement of important materials such as oxygen, glucose, and wastes throughout their body

• respiration

• circulation

Multiple Choice

The body temperature of warm-blooded animals changes with the temperature of the surrounding air or water

• TRUE

• FALSE

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characteristics that enable an organism to survive and reproduce (A)

Multiple Choice

Adaptations can come from differencesbetween individuals of the same species.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

a plant's response to light

• phototropism

• hydrotropism

• gravitropism

Multiple Choice

Roots show positive gravitropism.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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chemicals that cause tropism (A)

Multiple Choice

a disguise used to make something look like its surroundings

• camouflage

• mimicry

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a material that does not conduct heat well (I)