Plant Structure & Function

True or False- Most green plants have only chlorophyll as their pigment.

• True
• False

What is the main source of energy for plants?

• Water
• Nutrients in the soil
• The sun
• Decomposers

Through what part of the plant are gases such as CO2 and O2 able to enter and leave?

• Chloroplasts
• Roots
• Stomata
• Seeds

Which correctly matches a plant organ and its function?

• Roots- Capture energy from the sun
• Stem-Anchor plant and absorb nutrients
• Leaves- The site of photosynthesis

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Where is chlorophyll located in the plant?

• In the chloroplasts
• On the stomata
• In the roots
• In the xylem

Is the process of photosynthesis considered energy storing or energy releasing?

• Energy storing
• Energy releasing

Which plant part is responsible for reproduction?

• 1 flower
• 4 roots
• 3 stem
• 2 leaves

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The male part of the flower which contains the filament and anther

• stigma
• style
• stamen
• stomata

#6 the top of the stamen which produces the pollen

• filament
• anther
• pistil
• style

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Which plant part contains xylem and phloem that transport water and nutrients throughout the plant?

• 3 stem
• 2 leaves
• 4 roots
• 1 flower