Plant Structure & Function

Plants can be classified as 

• unicellular, eukaryote, heterotroph
• multicellular, prokaryote, autotroph
• multicellular, eukaryote, autotroph
• unicellular, prokaryote, autotroph

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Put in the correct order from smallest/simple to largest/complex.

• leaf cell, vascular system, xylem, stem

• leaf cell, xylem, stem, vascular system

• vascular system, leaf cell, stem, xylem

• xylem, leaf cell, stem, vascular system

Which is an organelle found in plant cells?

• chloroplast
• chlorophyll
• xylem
• phloem

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Stomata are tiny openings found

• in chloroplasts
• on tops of leaves
• in the stem
• on the bottom of leaves

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Stomata's job is to 

• absorb water from the air
• make the plant green
• transports food throughout the plant
• takes in carbon dioxide

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Plants obtain their energy from 

• glucose
• the air
• the Sun
• water

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Xylem and phloem are

• organs
• organelles
• tissues
• cells

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Xylem ___________________and phloem __________ inside of the plant.

• transports water up, transports food down
• transports water down, transports food up
• transports food up, transports food down
• transports food down, transports food up

Where is food made in a plant?

• roots
• stems
• leaves

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Why are roots an important structure of plants?

• takes in carbon dioxide
• releases oxygen
• absorbs water from soil
• makes glucose

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