Vascular & Nonvascular Plants Review

What is the reproductive cell of a non-vascular plant called?

• Moss

• Roots

• Seed

• Spore

If you put 2 white flowers into separate cups of water, 1 with red food coloring & 1 with clear water, what will you see when you check on them the next day?

• Flower in red water has turned red; No change in other flower.

• Both flowers have turned red

• Flower in clear water has turned red; No change in other flower.

• No change in either flower

Which path is the best example of how water travels through a plant?

• Roots, leaves, air

• Air, roots, stem, soil

• Soil, roots, stem, leaves

• Leaves, stem, soil, roots

Which of these are true about vascular plants?

• They only grow close to the ground

• They transport water with xylem & phloem

• They include mosses

• They don't have roots & stems

Which classification do most plants belong in?

• Vascular

• Nonvascular

• Gymnosperms

• Angiosperms

What do the vascular tissues in a plant do?

• Attract pollinators

• Capture sunlight to make food

• Transport food & water

• Open to let extra water out

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Which structure in vascular plants moves water from the roots up through the other parts of the plant?

• Rhizoids

• Xylem

• Stomata

• Phloem

How are xylem and phloem of a plant similar?

• Both structures store waste materials

• Both parts absorb water from the soil

• Sugar is manufactured in both parts

• Both of them transport materials through out the plant

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How is a plant's phloem different from its xylem?

• Phloem absorbs oxygen from the air; Xylem collects sunlights.

• Xylem moves sugar to the stem; Phloem absorbs water from soil.

• Xylem transports water from the soil. Phloem moves sugar.

• Phloem moves oxygen to leaves; Xylem moves sugar throughout the plant.

What is the main difference between how water and sugar are transported inside a plant?

• Sugar is made in the stem while water enters through the leaves

• Water is absorbed through the roots while sugar is made in the leaves

• Sugar is absorbed through the stem while water is made in the leaves

• Water and sugar are absorbed through the roots