Plant Classification - Lesson + Quiz

Plant Classification Review

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Do They Have Tubes?

-No: Nonvascular

-Yes: Vascular

If they have tubes, how do they reproduce?

-Spores

-Seeds

If they are seed plants, where are the seeds?

-Cones: Gymnosperms

-Fruit/Flowers: Angiosperms

What kind of stem does it have?

-Woody: Hard, Covered with Bark

-Herbaceous: Green, Flexible

How are the tubes arranged?

-Monocot: Bundles

-Dicots: Rings

What kind of leaves does it have?

-Gymnosperms: Needle-like

-Angiosperms: Broad

-Dark Green

-Light Gree

What is the pattern of the tubes in the leaves?

-Monocots: Parallel

-Dicots: Net-like

What kind of roots does it have?

-Monocot: Fibrous

-Dicot: Tap

How many petals does it have?

Monocot: Groups of 3

Dicot: Groups of 4 or 5

Multiple Choice

Which group of vascular plants do NOT make seeds?

• Coniferous trees
• Ferns
• Pines
• Flowering Plants

Multiple Choice

How do nutrients move through nonvascular plants?

• Along stems
• From cell to cell
• Through leaves
• Through roots

Multiple Choice

A pine tree is a coniferous tree. Where are the seeds made in a pine tree?

• in flowers
• in leaves
• in cones
• in roots

Multiple Choice

Why do nonvascular plants grow close to the ground?

• to get less sunlight
• for protection
• for space
• to absorb water

Multiple Choice

In which two groups does moss belong?

• nonvascular and seed-producing
• nonvascular and spore-producing
• vascular and spore-producing
• vascular and seed-producing

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a way in which scientists classify plants?

• by whether they have a cell wall
• by how they get their energy
• by whether they have a nucleus
• by how they reproduce

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT a way to classify plants?

• as vascular and nonvascular
• as vertebrates and invertebrates
• as seed producing and spore producing
• as deciduous and coniferous

Multiple Choice

A plant having tissue made up of tubes that transport food and water through the plant

• vascular plant

• nonvascular plant

• moss

Multiple Choice

A vascular plant that produces seeds on the scales of female cones

• Angiosperm

• Gymnosperm

• Monocot

• Dicot

Multiple Choice

A flower-producing vascular plant in which the seed is enclosed in a fruit.

• Angiosperm

• Gymnosperm

• Conifer

• Fern

Multiple Choice

Gymnosperms produce seeds usually in

• cones
• flowers
• fruit
• spores

Multiple Choice

Angiosperms produce seeds in 

• cones
• fruit
• leaves
• roots

Multiple Choice

Plants get food by

• absorbing it.
• making it.

Multiple Choice

• Gymnosperm
• Angiosperm

Multiple Choice

Angiosperms are easily classified because of the ___ that they produce.

• cones
• leaves
• flowers and fruits
• rhizomes

Multiple Choice

All plants...

• make seeds
• have roots
• need soil
• make food through photosynthesis

Multiple Choice

An angiosperm having one cotyledon and parallel veins in their leaves.

• Gymnosperm

• Monocot

• Dicot

• Nonvascular plant

Multiple Choice

An angiosperm having two cotyledons and leaves with branching veins.

• Gymnosperm

• Monocot

• Dicot

• Nonvascular plant

Multiple Choice

A flower-producing vascular plant in which the seed is enclosed in a fruit.

• Angiosperm

• Gymnosperm

• Conifer

• Fern

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a gymnosperm?

• tulip

• daffodil

• apple tree

• pine tree

Multiple Choice

Nonvascular plants usually grow in:

• damp, shady areas
• deserts
• arctic regions
• sunny fields

Multiple Choice

Mosses, liverworts, and hornworts are ___ plants.

• nonvascular
• vascular

Multiple Choice

• cycad
• conifer
• gnetophyte
• horsetail

Multiple Choice

What are the 2 MAIN groups of plants?

• seed plants and seedless plants
• gymnosperms and angiosperms
• horsetails and ferns
• vascular and nonvascular

Multiple Choice

Some of the world's tallest plants are:

• vascular
• nonvascular

Multiple Choice

A seed can move by wind, water, and ________.

• clouds
• singing
• cars
• animals